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D16 Boston Sunday Globe NOVEMBER 14, 2004 College football Atlantic 10 roundup Huskies snap skid in double overtime a i i A. 4 I i 4 tr i UC "T- v-. Vt. hi Harvard's Clifton Dawson plunges in from the 1 in the first half, giving the Crimson a 14-3 lead en 1 arvara pens some mstory field goal at 6:36 for Towson (3-7, 0-7), but a 51-yard punt return by David Bailey and a 34-yard pass play from Santos to Ball brought UNH's lead to 45-3 before the half. Santos, a redshirt freshman from Bellingham, has 26 TD passes, breaking the school season record of 23 held by Matt Griffin (1991) and Mike Granieri (2003).

Maine 42, URI 28 Marcus Williams, who rushed for 126 yards and two TDs, became Maine's all-time leading rusher as the Black Bears (5-5, 3-4) rolled in South Kingstown, R.I. ') Maine led, 14-0, at halftjme after a 30-yard fumble recovery run by linebacker Anthony Hicks in the first quarter and a 4-yard run by Montell Owens midway through the second. Williams, who surpassed Lorenzo Bouier (1979-82) with 3,921 career yards, scored on a 37-yard sprint early in the third to make it 21-0, and tacked on a 6-yard TD run. Rhode Island (4-6, 2-5) pulled within 27-21 when D.J. Porter ran 2 yards for a TD, but Arel Gordon returned the ensuing kickoff 97 yards to give the Black Bears a 35-21 lead.

William Mary 27, James Madison 24 Greg Kuehn kicked a 46-yard field goal as time expired to give the No. 10 Tribe (8-2, 6-1) the victory over the Dukes (8-2, 6-1) in Harrisonburg, Va. James Madison's Justin Rascati completed a 27-yard TD pass to D.D. Boxley with 45 seconds left to tie it at 24. But the Tribe covered 43 yards on four plays to get Kuehn close enough for the winner.

Delaware 23, Richmond 14 Omar Cuff ran for 115 yards and Sonny Riccio threw for 153 as the visiting Blue Hens (7-3, 6-1), ranked 11th, took advantage of four Richmond fumbles. ASSOCIATED PRESS Shawn Brady threw a 22-yard touchdown pass to Shane Hopkins in the second overtime to give Northeastern a 37-34 victory over Hofstra yesterday in Hempstead, N.Y., snapping the Huskies' four-game losing streak. Brady finished 16 of 29 for 221 yards for the Huskies (4-6, 3-4 Atlantic 10). He also caught a 40-yard TD pass on a flea-flicker from running back Cory Parks that gave Northeastern a 24-21 lead with 1:31 left in regulation. Chris Onorato of the Pride (5-5, 3-4) sent the game into overtime with a 40-yard field goal with nine seconds left.

In the first overtime, the Huskies went up, 31-24, on Maurice Murray's 3-yard run, but Hofstra evened the score on Anton Clark-son's third TD pass, an 8-yarder to Charles Sullivan. The Pride took a 34-31 lead in the second extra session on Onora-to's 30-yard field goal before Brady connected with Hopkins for the win. Clarkson completed 28 for 49 passes for 290 yards. Onorato's second field goal was the 49th of his career, an Atlantic 10 record. UNH 62, Towson 24 At Durham, N.H., Ricky Santos threw for five touchdowns during the first half to lead the seventh-ranked Wildcats to their fourth straight victory and wrap up the North Division title.

Santos teamed with David Ball on scoring plays of 5 and 27 yards to give New Hampshire (8-2, 5-2) a 14-0 lead 5:20 into the game. Santos threw for his third TD in the first quarter on a 3-yard play to Shaun Diner with 15 seconds remaining to bring the score to 24-0. Ball's third score, this time from 10 yards, extended the lead to 31-0 at 12:30 in the second. Ron Halbruner made a 23-yard time." And the Quakers, who had to come from behind in the fourth quarter to beat Brown and Princeton in their last two games, have been struggling to put up points. When McDermott couldn't start and Bagnoli had to go with freshman Bryan Walker, who'd never taken a college snap, Penn was in trouble.

"We got put in a difficult situation," said Bagnoli, whose squad absorbed its worst home defeat from Harvard since 1967. "Nothing we could do about it. I give Bryan a tremendous amount of credit. It's a tough scenario to put a first-game freshman in." Walker (18 of 30 for 178 yards, 1 TD) performed creditably enough, but the Quakers simply didn't have the firepower to match Harvard. The Crimson have the league's best quarterback in Fitzpatrick, its best running back in Clifton Dawson (33 carries for 160 yards, 1 TD), and its best pair of receivers in Brian Edwards and Mazza, who each made four catches for 66 yards and a touchdown.

"They're an explosive team," said Bagnoli, "and their kids came up big." So did the Crimson's defense, which held the Quakers to 263 yards and kept them out of the end zone until Dan Castles caught a 5-yard pass with 2:13 to play. "I kind of goaded our defense all week," said Murphy. "I kept saying, 'How about that Penn Our guys rose to the occasion." Once the Crimson sent Daw Crimson end road skid vs. Quakers By John Powers GLOBE STAFF PHILADELPHIA For 24 years, there had been nothing but nightmares for Harvard's football team inside Ben Franklin's haunted house. The second-chance field goal on a mysterious roughing-the-kicker penalty that beat the Crimson in 1982.

The missed field goal on the last play that cost them the title in 2000. The blowouts 38-7 in 1984, 52-13 in 1988, 33-0 in 1994, and 44-9 two years ago. But the unbeaten Crimson (9-0, 6-0 Ivy League) wiped all of nasty history away yesterday destroying defending champion Pennsylvania, 31-10, before 15,123 at Franklin Field to record their first victory here since 1980, assure at least a tie for their third Ivy title since 1997, and stop the Quakers' record win-. ning streak in league play at 20. "It's great to beat Penn, because they've set the standard for the last 20 years, home and away," said Harvard coach Tim Murphy, whose 15th-ranked varsity needs only to beat Yale at the Stadium Saturday to complete its perfect season in four years and finish with its best unbeaten record since 1901.

"No question, today was our day." Once quarterback Ryan Fitz- patrick lofted a 43-yard touch- Ivy League roundup 1 II 1 1 I II I I I i I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Atlantic 10 standings, 1 1 1 Conf. All North W-L W-L PF PA UNH 5-2 8-2 322 233 Hofstra 3-4 5-5 371 263 UMass 3-4 5-5 239 226 Maine 3-4 5-5 285 246 NU 3-4 4-6 313 262 URI 2-5 4-6 251 313 Conf. All South W-L W-L PF PA J. Madison 6-1 8-2 273 170 6-1 8-2 328 238 Delaware 6-1 7-3 237 207 Villanova 3-4 6-4 295 207 Richmond 2-5 3-7 184 259 Towson 0-7 3-7 178 275 AP PHOTO route to a victory over Penn. son over the top from a yard out to go up, 14-3, with 17 seconds left in the first half, the game began slipping away from the hosts.

"That took an awful lot of wind out of our sails," conceded Bagnoli. "That was huge." Then Harvard put Penn away with 17 points in the third quarter, including an 18-yard touchdown pass off a fake field goal from holder Robert Balkema to senior linebacker Bobby Everett, who hadn't scored since high school. "It worked out exactly how I planned it, how I dreamed about it," said Everett. "It was weird that it happened that way." It was dispiriting for the Quakers, who were gunning for their fourth title in five years. "This is not how we pictured it, losing our last game at home," said linebacker Luke Hadden, whose teammates can still get a piece of the title if they win at Cornell and Harvard loses.

"We went out the way we came in, with a loss to Harvard." For the Crimson, who'd lost 1 1 straight times here, it was sweet redemption. This group was only vaguely aware of the history, which Murphy had insisted was irrelevant. "I told our kids, whether it was last year or 20 years ago, it has nothing to do with this football team," he said. For Fitzpatrick and Dawson and the rest of them, the nly history that matters is what they create themselves. Come Saturday, they'll have a chance to write a chapter that uobody in Cambridge has read in 103 years.

Bulldogs Busch threw two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter and Sean Nassoiy had two interceptions to set up Cornell scores. The Big Red (4-5, 4-2) needed the late touchdown after Trevor MacMeekin missed an extra point that would have given Cornell a 27-26 lead. Chad Nice caught a 23-yard TD pass from Busch to tie it, but Adam Brekke blocked the kick for Columbia. Cornell's defense held the Lions on the next possession, setting up Romney's go-ahead touchdown. Romney caught a short pass from Busch on the left side and tip-toed the final 25 yards down the left sideline.

Rashad Biggers and Brandon Bowser each had two touchdowns for the Lions. Dartmouth 20, Brown 7 At Hanover, N.H., Chad Gaudet ran for 137 yards and scored a touchdown to lead the Big Green to their first win. Gaudet scored on a 7-yard run late in the second quarter and Charlie Rittgers hit Andrew Hall with a 12-yard TD pass early in the fourth quarter for Dartmouth Erik Hinterbichler converted after each touchdown and kicked field goals of 29 and 20 yards for the Big Green, who had lost eight in a row, the longest tailspin in a football history dating from 1881. Anthony Gargiulo led a tenacious Dartmouth defense that had six sacks and an interception. 1 1 1 1 II I II II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 111! II I II 1 1 1 1 1 HARVARD 31, PENN 10 atPMnMpMa HamnMM) 7 7 17 31 Penn (7-2) 3 I 7 P-FG Derek Zoch 24, 9:33.

H-Brian Edwards 19 pass from Ryan Fitzpa-trick (Matt Schindel kick), 2:20. Clifton Dawson 1 run (Schindel kick), :17. H-Corey Mazza 43 pass from Fitzpatrick (Schindel kick), 12:29. H-FG Schindel 32, 6:20. H-Bobby Everett 18 pass from Robert Bal-kema (Schindel kick).

2:08. P-Dan Castles 5 pass from Bryan Walker (Zoch kick), 2:13. First Rushes-yards 23 53-243 204 14-27-1 30 1-1 4-38 18 28-68 195 21-36-1 40 3-2 4-45 25:53 Passing Comp-att-int Return yards. Punts-avg. Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Possession- ..34:07 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Dawson 33-160.

Fitzpatrick 10-44. Nick Carrington 8-24, Edwards 2-15: Sam Mathews 21-57, Matt Carre 2-26. Kyle Ambrogi 1-3, Pat McDermott 1-1, Bryan Walker 3-H9). PASSING-H, Fitzpatrick 13-26-1 186, Robert Balkema 1-1-0 18: P. Walker 18-30-1 178, McDermott 3-6-0 17.

RECEIVING Edwards 4-66. Mazza 4-66, Joe Murt 2-22, Adam Jenkins 119. Bobby Everett 1-18, Jason O'Neill 1-9, Dawson 1-4: P. Castles 6-62, Sam Mathews 5-53, Gabe Marabella 4-26, Chris Mizell 3-29, Matt Carre 2-24, Sagar Patel 1-1. down pass to Corey Mazza to put Harvard up, 21-3, less than three minutes into the second half, the Quakers (7-2, 5-1 Ivy) were all but finished.

With quarterback Pat McDermott (bruised collarbone) only available for spot duty, they knew they'd have no chance of outscoring a Crimson squad that has put up more than 30 points in all but one game. "Let's give Harvard some credit," said Penn coach Al Bagnoli, whose squad hadn't lost an Ivy game since Harvard's last unbeaten team handled them in 2001. "They're a terrific football team and they're peaking at the correct I I I I I I I II I I DARTMOUTH, 20-7 tHumr.NJt' Dartmouth (1-8) 1 D-FG Erik HinterMchler 25. 0:35. D-Chad Gaudet 7 run (Hlnterbichler kick), 1S7.

D-FG Hintertlichler 20. 10:32 D-AndreW Hall 12 pass from Charlie Rittgers (Hintertwhler kick), 12:51. Nick Hartigan 1 run (Morgan kick), 40. First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-att-int Return yards. Punts-avg.

16 12 SM98 201 125 144-1 13-17-1 76 36 31 0-0 7-60 5-25 Penalties-yards Possession. 25:10 3430 MMVIOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Hartigan 11-65. Akin OyalowO 2 10. Max Tomatort 2-3. Jarret Schreck H-3): D.

Gaudet 37-137, Chris Little 5 Team 5--M. Rittoere (531) PASSING-Vale. Joe DiGiacomo. 19-44-1-201: Rittgers 12 1-1-0-14. RECEIVING Schreck 11-140, David Turner 4-37.

Efren Blackledge 2-12. Hartigan 2-12: 0, Hall 3-29. Pat Risha 2-21. 2-20. Bob Calderwood.

2 10. Joe Killefel 1-22. Sam McDonald 1 11. Bob Murphy 1-7. Ryan Fusilier 1-5.

YALE, 21-9 Tab (5-4) V-Alex Faherty 18 pass from Ahnn Cowan (Andrew SuHivan kick), 1 1 :45. P-FG Derek Javarone 34. 5:04. Y- Rob Carr 13 run (Sullivan kick), 00:30. P-FG Javarone 19.

6:37. P-FG Javarone 22. 0011. Y-Carr 5 run (Sullivan kick), 13:11. A-15J96.

Yak IS 38-149 143 18-204 41 4-393 2-1 4-38 24:19 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-att-int Return yards Punts-avg. 19 -38-117 205 -2 1-1 oMVIWAl STATBTKS RUSHING-P. Jon Veach 15-45. Brandon Benson 11-35. Greg Fields 3-24.

Matt VerM 9-13: Y. Carr 32-160. Team 33), Hum Cowan H-Bl PASSMG-P. VerM 23-39-0-205: Y. Cowan 18-20-8-143.

RECEIV1NG-P. Fields 9-106. Joel Mand 5-18. Brian Shields 3-24. Jay McCareins 2-17.

Brian Bnottam 1-16. Jon Dekker 1-14. Bio Foran 1-8. Brandetn Benson 1-2: V. Ralph Plumb 3-69.

Charles Henley 2-27, Asntey Wnght 2-17. Jordan Spence 212. AJn Faherty 1 18. Carr in the high-speed lane for 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ii i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ivy League standings, summaries 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 summaries UNH, 62-24 TomooO-T) 1 14 7-24 UNHO-2) 14 21 1 14 (1 NH-David Ball 5 pass from Ricky Santos (Connnor McCormick kick). 12:27.

NM Ball 27 pass from Santos (McCormick kick), 9:40. NH FG McCormick 42. 2:24 NH-Shaun Diner 3 pass from Santos (McCormick Kick). 00: 15. NH Ball 10 pass from Santos (McCormick kick).

1230. T-FQ Ron Halbruner 23. 6:36. NH David Bailey SI punt return (McCormick kick), 3:36. NH Ball 34 pass from Santos (McCormick kick), 1:04.

T-Rocky Brown IS pass from Andrew Goldbeck (Halbruner kick), 9:51. Moore 65 interception (Halbruner Kick), 6:05. NH FG McCormick 27. 1:24. T-Goldbeck 1 run (Halbruner kick).

12:56. NH-Justin Wright 50 kickoff return (Ryan Fragala kick). 12:48. NH-Chris Ward 7 run (Fragala kick), M7 NH First downs. 15 22 52-302 178 13-24-1 00 3-1 8-65 30:54 Rushes-yards Passing Comp-att-int Return yards Punts-avg.

nw. 25-71 319 28-50-0 00 3-2 5-38 Penalties-yards Possession. 29:06 tWHVIOUAl STATISTICS RUSHING Nick Williams 7-38. Goldbeck 9-12, Matthew Brunetti 5-11. Josh Corie4-10: NH.

John McCoy 14-90, Ward 9-65. Hassan Noble 843. RJ. Harvey 12-51. Santos 638.

Bailey 2-7. Granieri 1 -minus 12. PASSiNG-T. Goldbeck 50-28-0 319: NH, Santos 21-12-0 166. Noble3-l-l 12.

MikeGranierlO-O-00. RECEIVING Will Marcus 7-84. Dayrem Arnold 5-80. Rocky Brown 4-52. Eric Yancey 3-50, Jim Alei-ander 3-16, Williams 3-5, Andrae Brown 1-24, Paul Perry 1-7, Brunetti 1-1: NH.

Ball 6-123, Diner 3-24. Matt Henry 1-12, Jonathan Williams 1-11. Bailey 1-8, McCoy 1-0. NORTHEASTERN, 37-34 H-lssac Irtjy 20 pass from Anton Clarkson (Chris Onorato kick). N-MroKesic29FG.

N-lay Frank 0 tumble recovery (Kesic WdO. N-Maunce Murray 14 run (Kesic kick). H-Terry Crenshaw 3 run (Onorato kick). H-Deva)e Ellis 16 pass from Clarkson (Onorato kick). N-Snawn Brady 40 pass from Cory Parks (Kesic kick).

H-Onorato40FG. N-Murray 2 run (Kesic kick). H-Cnaries Sutovan 8 pass from Clarkson (Onorato kick). H-Onorato30FG. N-Shane Hopkins 22 pass from Brady.

Attendance: 4.179. First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Passes Kickoff returns Punt returns 22 22 47-147 33-75 277 290 18-32-0 28-49-0 3-69 4-70 1-45 2 16 H9.2 t-KJ 2 1 1-1 651 5-24 Punts Fumbles tost Penalties- yards Possession. 2M6 BWfVBtJAl STATISTICS RUSHING N. Murray 23-101. Anthony Riley 13-23, Corey Parte 2 11: H.

Crenshaw 23-83. Is sac Irby 1-4. PASSING N. Brady 17-31-0-237. Parks 28-49-0-290 RECEIVING N.

Ouinton Mrtchef 5-61. Parks S-47 Patrick Graham 2-61: Eras 10-76, Irby 7-87. SuMnon 4-' 49. WM. MARY, 27-24 al NMTtnj.

mm. -2 i 1 IT 27 1 I 14 JM FG RabU 28 2-49. WM-FG Kuehn 28.13:18 JM fcnley 17 pass from Rascati (ftaM kick). WM Otey 1 pass from CampDet (Kuehn kick). 614.

Mines 4 njn (PaW kick). -nV Ps 5 pass tram Campbel (Kuehn kick). WM U7. WM Smith 3 no (Kuehn IbctO. S-48.

tritev 27 pass Ftascae iRaM tocki j. -FG Kuehn 46. 40. JM -WM A 13.904. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Delaware 23 Richmond 14 Maine 42 Rhode Island 28 UNH 62 Towson 24 NU37 Hofstra 34 Wm.

Mary 27 James Madison 24 DELAWARE, 23-14 Delaware (7-3) .7 a 23 14 D-Cuff 1 run (Shushman kick), 2:51. D-Bleymaier 12 pass from Riccio (Shushman kick), 10:41. D-FG Shushman 25, 1:46. D-FG Shushman 42. :00.

R-Freeman 11 run (Ball kick). 13:20. R-Freeman 25 pass from Tutt (Ball kick). 14:15. Dl FG Shushman 27, 10:07.

First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-att-int Return yards Punts-avg. 22 16 63-214 26-100 153 188 15-254 18-27-0 15 49 4-39 3-23 04 4-4 9-63 5-35 41-02 18:58 Penalties-yards -Possession IHOrVIOOAl STATISTICS RUSHING Cuff 34-115. Starks 14-48. fncdo 11-47. lee 4-4: Freeman 15-97, Tutt 10-19.

Hightower PASSING-D. Riccio 15-2S-0-153: Ft Tutt 18-27-0- RECEIVING-D, Bleymaier 6 77, LaForgia 3 33, Starts 2-20. long 2-19. Selk 1-5. Ingram H-l): R.

Wilson 649. Shields 4-26. lehatte 3-37. Freeman 2 36. Teufel 111.

Schools 17, Neuman 1-2. MAINE, 42-28 7 7 11 IS 2t M-Anthony Hicks 30 fumble recovery (Mike Mellow kick). M-Montell Ownes 4 run (Mellow kick), ft 36. M-Marcus Williams 37 run (Mellow kick), 12:50. M-Wiiams6run(nm tailed), 7:31.

Ri-Jerell Jones 15 run (Colin Gallagher kick), 15:51 Rl-Jason Ham 2 run (Gallagher lock). 10:48. RI-DJ. Porter 2 run (Gallagher kick). 7:55.

M-Arel Gordon 97 kickoff return (Ryan Waller pass from Ron Whitcomb), 7:41. M-Josh Radufski 4 pass from Whitcomb (Mellow kick), 3:56. Rl-Jeff West 1 run (Gallagher kick). 2.29. MB First downs 19 21 Rushes-yards 78-336 62 425 Passing 217 14 Como-att-W 1-8-1 01S-2M Return yards 80 54 Punts-avg.

6-22-2 532 Fumbles-tost 3-2 5-1 Penalties-yards 7-65 6-54 Possession 30:26 243 MMVTOUA1. STATHTKS RUSHING-M. Wm 14-126. Owens 12-36. Mellow 1-5.

Gordon 1-2. WtMcomb 01. Ham 24-123. Calvin Poole 16-98. West 6-46, Jones 11-27.

Porter 8-23. Chad Camp-be7 -J. Jordan Bowers 3-1 PASSING--. Wtwcomb 1M6-H78. legree 28-39.

Teama-i-8-a; 01. Porter 17-1-14. owi i-l--o. RECEIVING-M. Christian Peren 5-67.

lduts(j J-43, Owens 2 4fl. Gordon 2 13. Waller 1-32. In Nvjosa 1-7. Ozigobdi Abarja 1-7.

ASSOCIATED PRESS Senior tailback Robert Carr rushed for 160 yards on 32 carries and scored two touchdowns to lead Yale to a 21-9 win over Princeton yesterday in New Haven. Carr scored on runs of 13 and 5 yards, the latter set up by a muffed punt. Greg Fields mis-played a Tyson Crawford punt with 14: 14 left in the fourth quarter. After a scramble, the ball bounced free and was recovered by Matthew Baker at the Princeton 17-yard line. Carr scored three plays later, with 13:11 left.

The Yale defense held Princeton (4-5, 2-4) to three field goals, all by Derek Javarone. Princeton quarterback Matt Verbit completed 23 of 39 passes for 205 yards, becoming the 12th player in Ivy League history to pass the mark, with a total of 5,049. Yale senior wide receiver Ralph Plumb caught three passes for 69 yards to break Eric Johnson's school career receptions record. Plumb has 184. Senior quarterback Alvin Cowan completed 10 of 20 passes for 143 yards for Yale (5-4, 3-3), including an 18-yard touchdown pass to tight end Alex Faherty with 1 1:45 left in the first quarter.

Cornell 32, Columbia 26 J. Busch's 38-yard scoring pass to Brian Romney with 37 seconds left capped a 25-point fourth quarter for Cornell and gave the Big Red the victory in New York. Columbia (1-S, 1-5) blew a 26-7 lead with 11:29 to play. Conf. All W-L W-L 9-0 PF 304 218 153 176 194 194 119 98 PA 138 131 159 172 173 197 232 188 Harvard Penn Cornell Yale 5-1 4-2 3-3 2-4 7-2 4- 5 5- 4 5-4 4-5 1-8 1-8 Brown Princeton Columbia Dartmouth 1-5 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Cornell 32 Columbia 26 Dartmouth 20 Brown 7 Harvard 31 Penn 10 Yale 21 Princeton 9 CORNELL, 32-26 tNewrwk 2S 32 7 (4-5).

CahmbMl'O- Fnl-Biooers 4 run (Rudd kick). 10:20. Col-Bowser 39 passfrom Otis (Rudd kick), 14:53. cor-KuhnS run (MacMeekin kick). 6:58.

Col-Bowser 14 pass from Hormann (kick failed), 14:55. rnlRinrvM 11 run (nass failed! 11:29. Cor-Johnston 1 run (run failed), 9:33. i i Cor-Johnston 1 run (MacMeekin kick), 6:08. Cor-Nice 23 pass from Busch (kick failed), 5:17.

31. Cor Col First downs 21 20 Rushes-yards 42-131 34-69 Passing 291 261 Comp-att-int 21-36-2 246-2 Return yards 84 20 6-38 7-40 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-0 penarocs-yanp f-ia Possession 2M6 30J4 MMVDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Cor, Johnston 21-71. Kuhn 11-31, ''v Blanks 3-13. Romney J-10: Col Biggers 21-70, otuwole 6-15. Rudd 1-9.

PASSING Cor. Kuhn U-22-2-113. Busch 10-14-8-178: Cot Otis 16-33-1-193. Hormann 9-13-1-68. RECEIVING-Cor.

8-98. Romney 7-92. Jackson 3-57: Cot. DeGasoeris 8-52. Bowser 6-116.

Fletcher 3-37, Chromiak 2-28..