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SPORTS Thursday, November 14, 1996 - Page 13 Football wins second straight; one more win to .500 Centennial Conference record, 4-5 overall Freshman quarterback Sermarini, junior wide-receiver Donte Abron, sophomore DeFraitas lead Terror team Freshman quarterback Ron quarter 10 up Western Sermarini threw for three Maryland's lead to 20-7. touchdowns and fan for one to Gavin DeFraitas added lead Western Maryland over touchdown carries of one and Lebanon Valley 46-25 in a nOD- two yards for Western Mary- conference game. ~ land, which posted its most Sermarini found junior wide poi nts since a 45-31 win at receiver Donte Abron [or a 40- Albright in the 1990 season yard touchdown with 4:46 left opener. in the first quarter to snap a 7-7 Freshman cornerback tie and give Western Maryland Marvin Deal added two inter- the lead for good. ceptions and 131 combined The second touchdown pass yards on punt, kickoff, and in- was a fi ve-yarder 10 Scooter terceptions for the Green Ter- Banks with twenty-nine sec- ror. onds left in the first half on a Kohlerr led Lebanon Valley play during which Sermarin i with 110 rushing yards and two recovered a fumble and actually touchdowns. Three Lebanon threw the ball from the Lebanon Valley quarterbacks combined Valley 25-yard line. That to complete 13 of 38 passes for pushed Western Maryland's ad- 139 yards and a pair of scores. vantage to 27-13 at halftime. On, Saturday, November 9, Lebanon Valley pulled back Western Maryland hosted to within 27-19 when Greg Swarthmore in Scott S. Bair Kohler scored on a six-yard run Stadium as they won 31-6. with 8:40 left in the third quar- Freshman Sermarini contin- ter. ued his important campaign as Sermarini then drove West- he threw two touchdowns and Marvin Deal runs with the bail as team members block the opposing players Deal is leading the team with 17 ern Maryland 62 yards in fif- ran for a third score. punt returns for 182 yards for an average of 10.7 yards per kick return. teen plays, finding Jay Tharpe Sermarini found junior wide for a five-yard touchdown pass receiver Donte Abron for a ten score 14-0 Western Maryland. the score 24-0. with 2:20 remaining in the third yard touchdown on a Western Junior Bob Picton then There was no score in the Maryland completion record of 75.7%. period. Maryland's first possession kicked the first Western Mary- third quarter. The fourth quar- Sermarini completed 24 of 36 with 11 :39 left in the first quar- land touchdown of the season ter brought Swarthmore's only Sermarini also rushed for 47 passes for 290 yards, and ter. for 34 yards with 9:49 into the touchdown, and Sermarini's 25 yards, for and his combined 312 total fourth 300-plus yards rushed for a team-high sixty- Sermarini then scored on a second quarter. yard ariel pass to freshman yard effort. eight yards. I4-yard run to complete a 34 DeFraitas then made the sec- wide receiver Marc Alegi. His touchdown run covered yard drive with 4:32 remaining ond touchdown run with under Sermarini completed 28 out The Terror play their last at Hopkins. eleven yards late in the first in the first period to make the two minutes remaining to make of 37 passes for a new Western game this Saturday Information Courtesy of Sports 1997 BMI student composer awards competition opens Students learn about missing children Continued from page J 1 where they are, and there are kids think people have that so many New York, Nov.I- The 45th Annual creation of concert music and, Western Hemisphere and who are been affected by the violence and that nobody cares where they are." BMI Student Composer Award through cash prizes, to aid in con- under 26 years of age on Decem- apathy of criminals, and it is scary Harris disclosed the program by competition will award $16,000 to tinuing their musical education. ber 31, 1996. Compositions are to see how violent this country and reading some of the names and pas- young composers, Frances W. There are no limitations as to the judged completely under pseud- state are becoming. Proudfoot said, sages written on the poster than had Preston, BMI President and CEO, instrumentation, style or length of onyms. Milton Babbitt is the "Our kids are either the leaders of hung in Whiteford for the past sev- announced. The postmark deadline work submitted. The prizes, rang- awards chair. tomorrow or the criminals of to- eral weekdays. It is incredible to for entering the 1997 competition, ing from $500 to $3,000, are Official rules and entry blanks which is co-sponsored by the BMI awarded at the discretion of the Ii- are available from Ralph N. Jack- Foundation, will be Friday, Febru- naljudging panel. Ten former win- son, Director, BMI Student Com- ary 7, 1997. ners have gone on to win the cov- poser Awards, 320 West 57th e. 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