The Eunice News from Eunice, Louisiana • 17

The Eunice (La.) November 2, 1986-Page 7B Stcitd Nicholls drops 41-38 decision to Sam Houston for first loss of year Tailback Tommy Minvielle scored a pair of rushing touchdowns to lead scoring for Northeast, now 4-4 for the season. Austin had 392 yards rushing to Northeast's 289, marking the first time this season the Indians were outgained. Austin, however, had seven turnovers three fumbles and four interceptions to Northeast's two. Two of Crutchfield's fumble recoveries set up scores for Northeast, including a fake field goal in the first quarter. Place holder Kevin Duhe pitched the deep snap to receiver Charles Andrews, who passed for 15 yards to Tommy Jackson in the end zone.

Another Crutchfield fumble recovery lead to a 1- yard touchdown run by Minvielle in the third quarter. Minvielle's second touchdown came on a 2- yard run late in the second period. Quarterback Stan Humphries connected with Andrews from 16-yards out for Northeast's first score of the game. Austin's only score came in the third period after a 50-yard drive that was capped by a 31-yard scoring toss from Todd Whitten to Drake Williams. Austin is now 4-4 for the season.

Miss Your Paper? Call Us! 457-3061 ti no lAirri'p pnnTi iri it vi uurriv -sri i i i 1 1 -1 ri i ft tK RARR I I I TSU stood ahead at 17-14 with 7:23 remaining hen Harold Miles went over from the Southern 1. The touchdown capped a 61-yard drive highlighted by Frank Pillow's 15-yard reverse and quarterback Stacy Grear's bootleg on third-and-1. The first half also ended in a tie at 7-7. after the Tigers turned the ball over twice and accumulated 70 yards in penalties. TSU did jump to an early lead as Grear completed six passes for 70 yards and Eric Gray raced in from 1 1 yards with 3:30 to go in the first quarter.

Southern came back late in the second quarter on a 65-yard drive, capped by Tapp's 1-yard run. A second touchdown came as Tapp hit Farr-ington Johnson early in the third quarter for a 27- yard touchdown pass. Southern is now 4-4-1, while TSU is 8-0-1. The Tigers entered the game ranked fifth in the NCAA Division I-AA. SW Texas routs Northwestern NATCHITOCHES (UPI) Roy Jackson rushed for 200 yards and scored two touchdowns to lead Southwest Texas to a 29-6 Gulf Star Conference football victory over Northwestern Louisiana Saturday night.

After a scoreless first quarter, Jackson broke three tackles on a 39-yard scoring run and a two-point conversion attempt failed. The Bobcats came back to score on a safety after a blocked punt and again on a 1-yard run by Rene Maldonado for a 15-0 lead. Northwestern had its only score on Al Edwards 3-yard sweep with 1 26 remaining in the first half. A two-point conversion failed to make it 15-6 at the half. Jackson, who got his 200 yards on 27 carries, came on strong early in the second half with a 30-yard touchdown dash, while Northwestern lost fumbles at the Southwest Texas 29 and 27.

In the fourth quarter, Southwest capped a 64-yard drive with a 15-yard pass from Maldonado to Matt Barber. Southwest Texas snapped a three game losing streak and improved to 3-6 overall, while Northwestern fell to 4-3-1 for the season. Both teams are now l-l in the conference. Northeast hlasts S.F. Austin MONROE (UPI) Cyril Crutchfield had three fumble recoveries and one pass interception to give Northeast Louisiana an edge in the Indians' 28- 7 homecoming victory over Stephen F.

Austin in college football Saturday night. THIBODAUX (UPI) Quarterlwck HegRie Lewis, playing on a slightly twisted ankle, scored one touchdown and passed for another to lead Sam Houston State to a 41-38 upset over No. 4 Nicholls State in Division I -A A foot hall Saturday nitfht. Vernon Fulbright scored the winning touchdown on a 1-yard run with 1:37 to play. Fulbright also scored earlier in the fourth quarter on a 21 -yard pass from Lewis.

Nicholls tried to put together a come hack drive and got dow to Sam Houston's 37-yard line with 18 seconds left to play, but quarterback Doug Hudson was intercepted by Lloyd Powell. The loss snapped a 10-game winning streak for the Colonels, now 8-1 overall and 2-1 in the Gulf Star Conference, and was homecoming disappointment. Sam Houston improved to 6-2 and 1-1 in the league. Sam Houston's scoring in the first half included a 10-yard keeper by Lewis, and a 2-yard touchdown run by James Shorts. James Lopez also fell on a fumble in the end zone to add another score.

Kevin Smoot scored two touchdowns for Nicholls on runs of 1 and 2 yards. In the second half Jose Bran had a 41-yard field goal for Nicholls followed by an 80-yard touchdown pass from Hudson to Brian Stropolo. Hudson also hit Mark Carrier for scoring passes of 4 and 29 yards in the fourth quarter, but Sam Houston rallied with Fulbright's scores and a 2-yard run from Herman Weathered. Southern lies Tennessee State MEMPHIS Term. UPI Tennessee State ended a 10-game winning streak as Louis Brown's last-second 23-yard field goal lifted Southern to a 17-17 tie Saturday with the Tigers at Liberty Row! Memorial Stadium.

The field goal is the first points TSU has allowed in the fourth quarter of any game this season. The Jaguars, who lost their last three games, were the last team to defeat the Big Blue, 13-10 last season in Detroit. Brown's field goal made up for two earlier misses and capped a furious drive that began on the TSU 46 until 3:58 to play. The Jaguars twice converted fourth-and-1 plays, the last from the TSU 9 yard line with 21 seconds remaining. Fullback James Evans hurdled to the TSU 5, where Southern quarterback Alij Tapp tossed the ball out of bounds to stop the clock with two seconds remaining.

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"I really didn't think they could do that to us, hut they did, so hopefully we can learn from this and get better," he said. With Tulane leading 14-12 in the third quarter, Mitchell took the Ragin' Cajuns first play from scrimmage and raced 63 yards to give USL a short-lived 18-14 lead. Tulane struck back immediately with Jones hitting Zeno in the deep corner of the end zone on a 14-yard scoring pass to give the Wave the lead at 21-18. The teams traded touchdowns before Thurston Harrison picked off a Mitchell lateral in the USL backfield and raced 32 yards for a go-ahead 28-25 Tulane lead late in the third quarter. The teams traded a pair of touchdowns each in the final period until the 2:07 mark in the fourth quarter.

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