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40 Advertiser, Lafayette, Sept. 22, 1985 Toney carries load for Aggies KNAPHEIDF Introducing mmmmmmm Today's Newest and Most Advanced Service Bodies field goal, Brister went back to work, aided by another roughing the punter call. He capped the drive with a five-yard scoring toss to flanker Mike Manzullo to make the halftime score 14-14. Toney picked up his third touchdown in the fourth quarter after Teddy Garcia kicked a 54-yard field goal to pull the Indians within a touchdown.The Aggies' final scoring Washington 29 Houston 12 HOUSTON (AP) Washington kicker Jeff Jaeger punted a school record five field goals and fullback Rick Fenney scored on a one-yard run as the Huskies ended a season opening two-game losing streak with a 29-12 victory over Houston Saturday night. Quarterback Walter "Bubby" Brister led the Indians to touchdowns on their first and last possessions of the first half.

Both drives were kept alive by roughing the punter penalties. It took the visitors only 1:44 to score after the opening kick-off. The Indians stalled on their own 27, but got another chance after punter Kevin Dune was knocked to the turf. Two plays later, Brister connected on a 53-yard post pattern to Benny Mitchell, who grabbed the ball near the Aggie 30 and sprinted in for the opening score. took an 11-7 lead when Toney scored from the two in the second quarter and Rod Bernstine carried it in for a two-point conversion.

The Aggies lined up quickly for the conversion, with Franklin on the field but not in kicking formation. After Franklin added a 40-yard KEN HERMAN Writer COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) Fullback Anthony Toney scored 1 three Texas touchdowns as Aggies beat Northeast Louisiana -17 Saturday night in a non-inference game. Toney carried for 106 yards and ric Franklin added three field als as evened its record at 1. Northeast Louisiana, a uthland Conference Division 1-AA am, fell to l-l. The Aggies broke a 14-14 tie late in ie third quarter when Toney uTied five times to pick up the rial 25 yards of a 55-yard drive.

He ored from the one. Kevin Murray, who alternated ith Craig Stump at quarterback, Jeff Houey with a 30-yard pass on ie first play of the drive that put ahead for good. drive was an 80-yarder. Toney picked up the final 43 on eight straight carries. Keith Woodside backed up Toney's 106-yard performance by carrying for 97 yards and catching five passes for 42 yards.

The offense rolled up 539 yards. Brister finished with 19 completions on 37 attempts for 238 yards and one interception. NE Louisiana 7 7 0 3-17 Texas 3 11 7 W-31 NE-Mitchell 53 pass from Brister (Garcia kick) AM-FG Franklin 32 AM-Toney2run (Bernstine run) AM-FG Franklin 40 NE Manzullo 5 pass from Brister (Garciakick) AM-Toney 1 run (Franklin kick) AM-FG Franklin 35 NE-FG Garcia 54 AM Toney 4 run Franklin kick) NEL First downs 16 31 Rushes-yards 27 96 59 313 Passing yards 238 226 Return yards 0 42 Passes 19-37 1 17 33-0 Punts -38 134 Fumbles tost OO 11 Penalties yards 6-48 5 45 Time of Possession 23:09 36:51 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING NE Louisiana, Wooten 10 44, Brister 6-27, Harris 612, Bonvillain 48. Texas Toney 22 106, Woodside 12 97, Vick 16-74, Johnson 5-34. PASSING NE Louisiana, Brister 19 37 1-238.

Stump 7 17-0 86, Murray 10-15-O140, ToneyO-l-O-0. RECEIVING NE Louisiana, Manzullo 5 54, Wooten 3-minus 1, Mitchell 3-70. Walker 5-78, Woodside 5-42, Nelson 2-20, Johnson 2 19. Galvanized parts fight corrosion to increase body life. Exclusive "Weather-Shield" galvanized continuing hinge with stainless steel pin to keep out driving wind and rain.

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downs McNeese "Dutch" Gosnell Mfg. And Supply, Inc. Lafayette New Iberia 1-800-252-3309 Nobody builds bodies like Knaphelde 51 Sports that Sizzle Yankee Stadium. Robinson moved within one victory of the all-time career record of 323 held by the late Paul "Bear" Bryant. The triumph gave Grambling a 2-0 record this season and a 13-2 mark in the Whitney series.

Central dropped to 1-2. Landry completed 16 of 33 passes for 286 yards, N.C. Central 0 7 0 7-14 Grambling 21 7 7-45 Grm-FGNobaharFG41 Grm-Thomas 24 pass from Landry (Nobaharkick) 23 pass from Landry (Nobaharkick) Grm- Landry 1 run (Nobahar kick) NCC-Clark 40 pass from Harvey (Huey kick) Grm W.Hill 11 pass from Landry (Nobaharkick) Grm-Thomas 35 pass from Landry Nobahar kick) NCC-Clark 4 pass from Harvey (Huey kick) Grm Dyson 3 run (Nobaharkick) NCC Grm First downs 16 17 Rushes-yards 7-48 24-133 Passing yards 221 292 Return yards 102 103 Passes 16 3J4 16-36 3 Punts 5-38 2 39 Fumbles-lost 2-2 6-0 Penalties-yards 10-101 9-85 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Grambling, W.Hill 7-66, Dyson 9-38, Cowley 8 29. N.C. Central, Booker 3 37, Oakley 4-11.

PASSING-Grambling, Landry 16-34-2-292, Agee 0-2-10. N.C. Central, Harvey, 15-33-3 226, Hamm 1-1-0-14, Booker 0-1-10. RECEIVING-Grambling, Thomas 5-107, W.Hill 336. N.C.

Central, McNiel 6-71, Clark 5-98. 25 completions in 42 attempts for 405 yards and four touchdowns shattered four school records. Brooks' passing yardage also fell just nine yards short of setting a Southland Conference record. Hudson, meanwhile, completed 16 of 21 throws for 249 yards. His touchdown passes went 36 and 42 yards to Mark Carrier, and 9 yards to DeWayne Harrison.

Nicholls stormed to a 24-7 halftime lead, but McNeese outscored the Colonels, 21-10, in a wild third period. Leading by just 34-28 entering the fourth quarter, LeBlanc put it out of reach with a 27-yard field goal. He also scored earlier on field goals of 41 and 22 yards out. Grambling 45 N.C. Central 14 NEW YORK (AP) Senior quarterback Terrell Landry threw four touchdown passes and ran for anothr score Saturday night as Grambling gave Coach Eddie Robinson his 322nd career victory with a 45-14 rout of North Carolina Central in the 15th annual Whitney M.

Young Jr. Football Classic at LAKE CHARLES, La. (AP) -)oug Hudson hurled three passes Saturday night and Scott LeBlanc kicked the last of lis three field goals with 5:44 emaining to hand Nicholls State to i 37-35 college football victory over VIcNeese State. The victory kept Nicholls unbeaten at 2-0, while McNeese's second straight loss dropped the Cowboys to 1-2. The triumph overshadowed a brilliant performance by McNeese quarterback Subester Brooks, whose icholls 14 10 TO 3-37 KNeese 7 0 21 7-35 NICH-Carrier 36 pass from Hudson (LeBlanc kick) MCN-Alexander 19 pass from Brooks (Wiley kick) NlCH-Harrison9 pass from Hudson (LeBlanc kick) NICH-Smitn 1 run (LeBlanc kick) NICH-FG LeBlanc 41 NICH-Carrier 42 pass from Hudson (LeBlanc kick) NICHFG LeBlanc 22 MCN-Alexander 41 pass from Brooks (Wiley kick) MCN-Joseph II pass from Brooks (Wiley kick) MCN-McZeal 11 run (Wiley kick) NICH-FG LeBlanc 27 MCN-Alexander 13 pass from Brooks (Wiley kick) Nidi McNs First downs 21 24 Rushes-yards 57-202 35-90 Passing yards 249 405 Return yards Passes 1 21-0 25 43 1 Punts 6-40 6 35 Fumbles tost 2-2 5-4 Penalties yards 8-45 5 60 Time of Possession 35:00 25:00 College football scoreboard Iowa 48, Illinois 20 Jamestown 12, Mayville St.

0 Kansas 37, Indiana St. 10 Kenyon 6, Ohio Weslyn 0 Mac Murray 28, Eureka 7 Manchester 9, Earlham 6 Millikin 35, Illinois WeslynO Minnesota 62, Montana 17 Minn. Morris 48, Winona St. 7 Moorhead St. 26, Northern 0 Mount Senario32, Pillsbury 27 Mount Union 28, Marietta 16 Muskingum 33, Otterbein 14 Nebraska 52, Illinois 25 N.

Michigan 51, Minn. Duluth 14 NW Iowa 27, Doane; Notre Dame 27, Michigan St. 10 Purdue 37, Ball St. 18 St. Ambrose 38, Dubuque 12 St.

Cloud St. 10, Augustana.S.D. 0 Tarkio 12, Upper Iowa 6 Texas Christian 24, Kansas St. 22 Toledo 22, Wichita St. 15 Valparaiso 58, Taylor 13 Washburn 31, Cent.

Missouri 3 Washington, Mo. 14, Rose Hulman 6 Wayne, Neb. 37, Midland 13 W. Illinois 55, Michigan Tech 20 Westmar 20, Dana 7 Wilmington 32, Anderson 8 Wisconsin 26, Nev. Las Vegas 23 Youngstown St.

28, Florida 21 Coverage of a variety of sports on professional, college, high school and amateur levels can be found in The Daily Advertiser every day. Special emphasis is placed on coverage of Lafayette's own University of Southwestern Louisiana teams. Football and basketball dominate during the fall and winter but USL baseball, track and field, tennis, volleyball, softball and golf are all featured. Readers can keep abreast of college sports across the state and nation with extensive Top 20 coverage, as well as special bowl game coverage in football, tournament action in basketball College World Series in baseball and NCAA championship competition in track and field. Anyone interested in professional sports can keep up to date with pro football, basketball, baseball, tennis, golf and horse racing.

Louisiana's horse racing industry receives special focus, with coverage of Evangeline Downs leading the way. Results from all the state's race tracks are published almost every day, year 'round. High school sports coverage takes a special place in The Advertiser's sports section. It kicks off with The Advertiser's annual Foot through the state championship games in the Louisiana Superdome. But other high school sports are covered as well, including basketball, track and field, baseball, volleyball, tennis, golf, wrestling and soccer.

The Advertiser, in conjunction with Coca-Cola Bottling, last year joined forces for Player of the Week, Player of the Month, and Player of the Year honors in numerous sports at the prep level. That program will be expanded this year. Other amateur sports, including golf, gymnastics, trampoline, bicycling, karate, soccer and swimming get recognition in the Sports Section. Youth baseball, including American Legion play, is included in summertime action. For the outdoorsman, there's a special Outdoors page every Thursday.

It includes columns bv Staff Writer Jonas Breaiix and contributing columnist Lloyd Abadie. Stories include information about the hottest fishing spots, area hunting, and outdoor safety. Sports Editor Bruce Brown is a frequent award-winner in Louisiana Sports Writer Association contest, taking honors for game stories, features and headlines in his 10 years with The Advertiser. For what's happening in sports, turn to The Louisville 23, W.Kentucky 14 Mars Hill 24, Catawba 17 Marshall 13, E.Kentucky 7 Maryland 28, W. Virginia 0 Maryvillel3, CentreO Michigan 34, S.

Carol ine 3 Middle Tenn. 55, Jacksonville St. 21 Millsaps26, Sewanee7 Mississippi 18, Arkansas St. 16 Mississippi Col. 34, SE Louisiana 30 Mississippi St.

23, S. Mississippi 20 Morehead St. 41, Salem, W.Va. 14 Morris Brown 19, Tuskegee 9 Newberry 14, Gardner Webb 0 Nicholls St. 37, McNeese St.

35 Norfolk St. 38, J.C.SmithO N. Carolina St. 20, Wake Forest 17 Richmond 28, VMI 14 Salisbury St. 42, Randolph-Macon 13 S.

Carolina St. 51, N. Carolina 14 Southern 22, Texas Southern 14 SW Louisiana 31, Idaho St. 30 Tn. -Chattanooga 12, E.

Tennessee St. 0 Valdosta St. 27, Kentucky St. 0 Virginia 24, Georgia Tech 13 William Mary 17, Delaware 16 Wofford 20, Lenoir-Rhynp 1.3 MIDWEST Adrian 42, Ohio Northern 0 Akron 16, E.Michigan 12 Albion 28, Wabash 26 II. 50, Carroll, Wis.

0 Baldwin-Wallace 23, Capital 6 Beloit 37, Grinnelll4 Bemidii St. 32, SWMinnesotaO II. 45, Kalamazoo 23 Bethany, Kan. 38, St. Mary's, Kan.

36 BlufftonO, Concordia, III. Bowling Green 28, Miami, Ohio 24 Buena Vista 44, Dakota St. 0 Butler 27, Daytol4 Carnegie-Mellon 35, John Carroll 0 Case Western 37, Wooster 0 Cent. Metbodist 23, Principia 6 Cent. Ohio 30, Morgan St.

13 Chicago 38, Knox 33 Concordia, Moor. 3, Macalestero Concordia, Neb. 17, Peru St. 0 Concordia, St. P.

3, MacalesterO Cornell, DenisWn 16, Allegheny 10 DePauw 52, Olivet Nazarene 16 Dickinson St. 43, Chadron St. 40 Drake 31, S. Illinois 6 E. Illinois 35, SaginawVal.St.27 Elmhurstl3, North Park 6 Findlay 57, Olivet 3 Geneva 17, Oberlin 12 Grand Valley St.

28, Evansville 14 Gustav Adolphus 24, St. Olaf 21 Hamline 30, Augsburg 15 Hanover 35, Defiance 24 Harding 44, Evangel 16 Heidelberg 27, Wittenberg 25 Top Twenty Fared By The Associated Press How the Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press college football poll fared this week: No.i Auburn (24KI) was idle. Next: at Tennessee. No.2, Oklahoma (0-0-0) was idle. Next: at Minnesota.

No.3, Southern California (1-1-0) lost to Baylor 2(H3. Next: at Arizona State. No.4, Iowa (2 0-0) beat Northern Illinois 48 20. Next: at Iowa State. No.5, Southern Methodist (l-o-O) was idle.

Next: at Texas Christian. no.6, Florida State (3-0-0) beat Memphis Stale 19-10. Next: vs. Kansas. No.7, Ohio State (2-0-01 heat Colorado 3613.

Next: vs. Washington State. No. 8, Oklahoma State (2-0-0) was idle. Next: vs.

Miami, Ohio. Louisiana State (2-04) beat Colorado State 17-3. Next: Oct. 5 vs. No.

11, Florida. No. 10, Penn State (3-0-0) beat East Carolina 17-10. Next: vs. Rutgers at East Rutherford, NJ.

No.ll, Florida (1-0-1) was idle. Next: at Mississippi State. No.12, UCLA (2-0-1) beat San Diego State 34 16. Next: at Washington. No.13, Brigham Young (310) beat Temple 26-24.

Next: Oct. 5 at Colorado State. No.14, Arkansas (2-0-0) beat Tulsa 24-0. Next: vs. New Mexico State at Little Rock, Ark.

No.15, South Carolina (2-10) lost to No. 19, Michigan 343. Next: at Georgia. No.16, Alabama (30) beat Cincinnati 45-10. Next: at Vanderbilt.

No.17, Maryland (2-10) beat West Virginia 28-0. Next: at No. 19, Michigan. No.18, Nebraska (110) beat No. 20, Illinois 52 25.

Next: vs. Oregon. No. 19, Michigan (2-0-0) beat No. 15, South Carolina 34 3.

Next: vs. No. 17, Maryland. No.20, Illinois (12 0) lost to No. IB, Nebraska 52-25.

Next Oct. 5 vs. No. 7, Ohio State. By The Associated Press EAST Albany, N.Y.

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