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•Soccer
Continued from Page 1
(Another Aldana goal, from five
out at 54:29, tied the game
Player:
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wed words.
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andy Prcscott's penalty
kick on the ensuing play skipped off the
right goal post. Frank vandenBrand-
Horninge tackled a Titan player hard
after Prescott's kick
•at the start of the second half
.fullback Pat Harris
andti
i Mark Masich onc-on-
J rive by tripping him from
pot about 10 yards in front
Five yellow cards were flashed in the
ame, three against the Bulldogs.
Prcscott's goal at 38:22 from 22 yards
;nctheBulldogsa2-l lead at halftime.
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Football: Another Aggie-nizing loss in Logan
LOGAN, Utah — All things consi¬
dered, the CSUF football team would
• probably rather not be in Logan. Or at
Romncy Stadium, for that matter.
The turnover-plagued Bulldogs suf¬
fered a painful 20-12 setback to the
Utah State University Aggies Saturday,
leaving the defending Pacific- Coast
Association champs record at 0-5 on the
Aggies' home turf.
The loss drops the Bulldogs' PCAA
record to |-|, while the Aggies are now
l-l in conference play after gaining their
first victory in four efforts this season.
CSUF is 2-2 on the season.
The Bulldogs were intercepted four
times and lost two fumbles on the day.
and as a result fell behind early. The
Aggies jumped out to a !7-0 lead on
The loss was probably most painful
for Bulldog quarterback Kevin Swee¬
ney, the victim of a crushing hit by Mar¬
vin Johnson and Cireg Kragcn. With the
game onl) tour plays old. the PCAA's
leading passer was sent to the sidcli
the t
quarter.
yards.
rviccs of Sweeney, the
Bulldog offense could only muster four
Rocky Costcllo field goals — kicks of
45, 48, 34 and 21 yards.
Sweeney's replacement, fellow fresh¬
man Chris Mendonca, was off the mark
on his first fivcattempts before finishing
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up with 5-of-l2 for 79 yards.
After Mendonca moved the the Bu
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entered the contest. The Bulldogs th
turned the ball over on fourof their b
five possessions, allowing the Aggies
gain the win.
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top of the conferer
3I-14 conference victory over Univer¬
sity of the Pacific in Fullerton Saturday.
The first-place Titans, picked by most
observers to finish last in the confer¬
ence, are now 3-0 in the conference and
4-I overall. Pacific is 0-3 in the PCAA
and I-4 overall.
Titan quarterback Damon Allen, the
younger brother of Los Angeles Raider
running back Marcus Allen, threw for
one touchdown and ran for another.
In Corvallis. Ore., the University of
Nevada-Las Vegas Rebels became the
latest PCAA team to knock off a Pacific-
10 team  when  they dumped  Oregon
Slate University. 35-21, Saturday.
In San Jose, the San Jose State Uni¬
versity Spartans won their second
straight game over a Pac-10 team when
they defeated the Oregon University
Ducks. 44-34, Saturday. The Spartans
defeated Stanford University last week.
In Long Beach, the CSU4-ong Beach
49ers crushed winless Texas A&I, 46-
10, Saturday. CSULB quarterback Todd
Dillon completed 22-of-35 passes for
231 yards in the victory.
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