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COLLEGE FOOTBALL 41 Sunday December 3 1989 I Fort Worth Star-Telegram Section 2 Page 17! Westminster knocks Tarleton State out of NAIA playoffs 45-yard pass in the end zone from Texan cornerback Mario De Santiago De Santiago had position on Tokar and had both hands on the ball as they fell to the natural turf in the left comer But when they rolled over it was Tokar who came up with the ball and the BY RICHIE Wynn Fort Worth Star-Telegram STEPHENVILLE Tarleton State's Cinderella season struck midnight last night with a resounding thud After sneaking into the National Assocation of Intercollegiate Athletics Division II playoffs and upsetting fifth-ranked St Mary's of the Plains Kan in the first round the Texans ran into reality last night Reality in the form of Westminster (Pa) which gave Tarleton a thorough 34-0 beating in their quarterfinal game before 3650 at Memorial Stadium The Titans 11-0 and defending NAIA Divison II champs will enter next week's semifinal game at Central Washington with a No I ranking and the nation's longest winning streak at 25 If they weren't impressed by Westminster's dynasty before the game the Texans are now believers "They have a tremendous team like we expected" said Tarleton coach Hal McAfee whose team finished 9-3 "We had a tough call against us early and we never recovered They never gave us a crack to get back into the game They just controlled us" The Titans scored on three consecutive possessions early in the game for a 21-0 halftime lead and then cruised to the victory Westminster got on the board with 3:30 remaining in the first quarter when all-America running back Brad Tokar stole quarterback Joe Micchia's the goal line on a 2-yard sweep The lead grew to three touchdowns when the Titans drove 51 yards on nine plays midway through the second quarter Micchia's I 5-yard keeper on the option was followed by fullback Matt Cmny's 3-yard scoring dive over left tackle "We didn't make any breaks for ourselves and they didn't give us any" said defensive tackle Shawn Toliver who led Tarleton with 12 tackles "It's tough to beat a team like that without any big plays or turnovers" Tokar rambled through Tarleton's defense for 183 yards including 119 in the decisive first half Micchia upped his season touchdown total to 27 with three scoring tosses on 10 of 17 passing for 106 yards It could've been worse had not wide open receiver Dave Fgley dropped a pass at Tardeton's 20 on the game's third play De Santiago then stopped two Titan drives with a blocked field goal and an interception on another co-possession pass at Tarleton's 3 While Westminster's offense moved almost at wi II Tarleton barely moved at all The Texans had only one first down and 39 yards in the first half and finished with 149 total yards Quarterbacks Eric Lugo and Jimmy Sides combined for 3 of 13 passing for 25 yards and two interceptions Westminster went through the motions in the second half but it also did that better than the outmanned Texans Tokar's 54-yard run set up Micchia's 116-yard touchdown lob pass to Mike Beggy on the Titans' second possession of the third quarter After Andre Borovvicz' interception at Tarleton's 47 Micchia then hit Foley with a 19- yard scoring strike for a 34-0 lead after three quarters The Texans moved deep into Titan territory only once turning the ball over on downs at Westminster's 27 early in the fourth quarter Tarleton finished with 10 punts and I I penalties Westminster amassed 302 yards rush- ing and 508 total "We're a young team" McAfee said "We only lose seven seniors and this experience will help us next season We came a long way this season" SUIVIMARIRS Austin rolls into I-AA semifinals Phenix City Alabama Dayton 28 St John's 0 Dan Sharley passed for two touch- downs and ran for another as the Myers 12-0-1) defeated the Johnnies (10-1-1) in a Division 111 semifinal in Dayton Ohio Rob Monnett who finished with 126 yards on 25 carries for Dayton ran 10 yards fora first-quarter touchdown and Duvic's kick gave the Flyers a 7-0 lead Sharley ran 2 yards for a second-guar- ter touchdown Carson-Newman 51 Virginia Tech 13 Robert Hardy rushed for 161 yards in nine carries and scored on two long touchdown runs to lead the Eagles (10- 1) over the Golden Bears (7-3-1) in an NA1A Division 1 quarterfinal game in Charleston WVa Carson-Newman plays Central State of Ohio in the semi finals Saturday at an undetermined site Emporia St 32 Harding 9 Quarterback Mike Burch carried the ball 15 times for 185 yards and had three touchdowns as the Hornets (9-2) defeated the Bisons (7-4) in an NA1A Division 1 quarterfinal in Emporia Kan Emporia State will play Adams State (Cola) in the semifinals Saturday in Alamosa Cola for two touchdowns and ran for another and Bart Hughes scored on a 20-yard return of a blocked punt as the Eagles (13-0) defeated the Blue Raiders at Statesboro Ga The Eagles (13-0) got a boost from Lester Efford who rushed for a career-high 123 yards after the team's leading rusher Joe Ross left the game with a knee injury in the first quarter Mississippi Col 26 Indiana Pa 14 Wally Henry passed for 113 yards and one touchdown and Fred McAfee ran for 86 yards and another score to lead the Choctaws (10-3) over the Big Indians (11-2) in a Division II semifinal in Clinton Miss McAfee's 30-yard touchdown run on the Choctaw's first drive gave Mississippi College a lead it wouldn't give up The Choctaws went up 10-0 with 4:03 to play in the first quarter on a 28-yard field goal by Robert Jenkins Union NY 37 Fermin 21 Union quarterback Brent Russ threw for 191 yards in the second half as the Dutchmen (13-0) came from behind to defeat the Panthers (11-2) in a Division 111 semifinal in Rocky Mount Va Union scored four times in the fourth quarter to erase a 1 4- 10 Panthers lead Union will play Dayton in the Amos Alonzo Stag Bowl Dec 9 in Playoffs Furman 42 Youngstown St 23 Quarterback Patrick Baynes celebrating his 23rd birthday with his first start in nearly two years rushed for a career-high 131 yards and two touchdowns as the Paladins beat the Penguins in Greenville SC Baynes replacing injured starter Fran Ide De Busk scored on runs of 53 and 15 yards in the first half as the defending I-AA champions took a 21- 16 halftime lead The Paladins then sealed the victory with 14 third-period points en route to their 12th conseartive victory Montana 25 Illinois 19 Grady Bennett threw for a pair of touchdowns and Kirk Duce kicked four field goals to lead the Grizzlies over the Panthers (9-4) in the quarterfinals of the Division 1-AA playoffs in Missoula Mont Sixth-ranked Montana (11-2) will take on top-ranked Georgia Southern Saturday in Statesboro Ga Georgia Southern rolled over No 10 Middle Tennessee 45-3 yesterday Georgia Southern 45 Middle Tem 3 Quarterback Raymond Gross threw "That took a lot out of us" McAfee said "We should've had a big lift with a turnover but instead we're down 7-0 and 1 think after that we lost a little confidence" On the last play of the quarter Tokar put the Titans in scoring position again at Tarleton's 1 1 with a 28-yard burst up the middle Two plays later he put Westminster up 14-0 after running over Texan defensive end Opie Scott at Stephen From Wire Reports Quarterback Todd Hammel passed for 405 yards and four touchdowns but the Lumberjacks' rushing game proved to be the difference as Stephen Austin blasted Southwest Missouri 55-25 yesterday in Nacogdoches to advance to the semifinals of the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs Hammel the Southland Conference offensive player of the year opened the scoring with a 63-yard touchdown toss to Pat Jackson on the game's second play Stephen Austin went on to a I 6- 3 first-quarter lead and never trailed despite repeated challenges from the Southwest Missouri Wishbone offense Stephen Austin I I- I- I advances to the I-AA semifinals against defending national champion Furman (10-3) Saturday in Greenville SC Jacksonville St 34 Angelo St 16 David Gulledge threw a 55-yard touchdown pass and William Bell returned an interception 48 yards for a score to spark the Gamecocks past the Rams in a Division ll semifinal in Jacksonville Ala The Gamecocks (13-0) advance to the championship Saturday against Gulf South Conference rival Mississip pi College which defeated Indiana University of Pennsylvania 26-14 (il 0 71 1 3 i zft nomb UNIROYAI kot1 UNIROYAL 1 ii UNIROYAL HOLIDALSEASON Ea nye GIS BLEM 20570R14 A 995 Raised White Letter '64 Rallye GIS BLEM 22570R15 te995 Raised White Letter 1 Tiger Paw XTM 235751115 te995 Raised White Letter 'MI 04AVIllb idgle 10 11 01101rVii 01Pir 7' 117tAtilkft i 4 i I )c- 1 Ae'51 i 41 4 1 s411 aiti 1 4mo iiigt11140 itisg iv wlittz 41 'r k1si 1111111 'oc'-- it UNIROYAL i ----D-r- MS 01 MIR' 1 Tennessee 17 Vandethitt 10 Vanderbdt 3 7 0 0 10 Tomessee 0 3 7 7 17 Clark 35 Burke 36 1 tun (Clark kick) 4 pass from Kelly (Burke luck) 1 run (Burke kick) A-92975 Team statistics a First downs 14 21 Rushes-yards 29-70 54-172 Passing 171 195 Return Yards 12 49 Comp-An-int 15-35-3 18-28-1 Punts 5-47 6-36 Fumbles-lost 2-0 2-1 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