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Columbia defense no match for Lafayette, 28-13 By ERIC COMPTON CAST Army 23, Brown 17 Gerald Walker rushed for 172 yards, including a fourth-period 26-yard touchdown run, to lift Army over Brown (0-2) at Michie Stadium. Holy Cross 33, Harvard 19 Sophomore defensive back Chris McMahon scored on a blocked punt' with 9:26 remaining as Holy Cross (2-1) came from behind for the third time and defeated Harvard (1-1) in Cambridge. Rhode Island 23, Kings Point 12 Tailback John Rodgers rushed for 114 yards and one touchdown to lead Rhode Island (2-1) over Kings Point (04) in Kinston, R.I. Kings Point remained scoreless until the fourth quarter when defensive back Mike Logan intercepted a Terry Lynch pass at the Rhode Island 10 and took it in for a touchdown. The other score came with 1:03 remaining on a one-yard run by Mike Gianbrone.

times, tried two rollout passes. Neither worked, and the Leopards escaped unscathed. Cincinnati 10, Rutgers Quarterback Dan Barrett ran six yards for a touchdown and tailback James Bettis carried 22 times for 148 yards as Cincinnati (1-3) upset Rutgers (3-1) in Cincinnati. Syracuse 21, Indiana 7 Dave Warner and Jack Gilligan scored on short touchdown runs late in the game as Syracuse (1-3) won its first game under coach Dick MacPherson by beating Indiana (1-2) in the Carrier Dome. Tailback Joe Morris powered the, Syracuse offense by running for 164 yards and taking four passes from quarterback Warner for another 73 yards.

"We expect to give up a lot of yards. We have to make the big plays on defense," says Columbia coach Bob Naso. Yesterday, Columbia did give up a lot of yards and didn't make the big plays on defense. As a result, the Lions dropped their second straight game, 28-13, to Lafayette at Baker Field before 3,795 fans. The Lions' defense was shredded for 509 yards by the Leopards, who ran their record to 3-0.

And Columbia's offense didn't do much better, turning the ball over seven times. About the only thing that kept Columbia in the game was the generous Lafayette offense, which lost five fumbles. "We had breakdowns, especially on their options," Naso admitted. "But give Lafayette a lot of credit They attacked us very well offensively." The best Lafayette attacker was junior halfback Rodger Shepko, who took advantage of the Columbia breakdowns to register 214 yards on 23 carries. "It's his first real running of the season because he's had a shoulder injury," said Lafayette coach Bill Russo.

"He's a great running back and, along with Craig Williams, gives us a hell of a backfield." That backfield was more than enough against the Lions yesterday. Shepko and Williams each scored twice, with Shepko's four-yard run at 7:07 of the final quarter putting the game away. The game seemed to turn early in the third quarter, when Lafayette had a 18-10 lead. The Lions recovered a fumble and drove to the Lafayette three-yard line, where they had a third own. "We probably should have tried to run straight at them," Naso said after the game.

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