From: alvstad@mari.acc-admin.stolaf.edu (Joel D Alvstad)
Subject: MIAC Update--from action on 9-26
Organization: St. Olaf College; Northfield, MN
Distribution: na
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 04:51:56 GMT

Greetings, football fans from MIAC country.  This is the first edition of the
MIAC update, consisting of scores and highlights of Saturday's games, as well as
commentary on the upcoming week of play.

MIAC Standings

Team		Conf. Record		Overall

Carleton	     2-0		  3-0
Concordia	     2-0		  3-0
St. Johns	     2-0		  3-0
Augsburg	     1-1		  1-2
Bethel		     1-1	 	  1-2
Gustavus Adolphus    1-1		  1-2
St. Olaf	     1-1		  1-2
St. Thomas	     1-1		  1-2
Hamline		     0-2		  1-2
Macalester	     0-2		  0-3

SCORES FROM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

Carleton 24, Bethel 14
Concordia 10, Hamline 0
Gustavus 28, Augsburg 12
St. John's 62, St. Olaf 7
St. Thomas 21, Macalester 6

HIGHLIGHTS
Courtesy of the Minneapolis >Star Tribune<

St. Olaf vs. St. John's
Wade Labatter threw three touchdown passes and ran 3 yards for another as the
Johnnies trounced the Oles in Collegeville.  Labatte threw touchdown passes of
38, 64, and 5 yards in the first quarter.  He completed 13 of 23 attempts for
208 yards.
St. John's outgained St. Olaf 609 to 200 yards.

Carleton vs. Bethel
Ted Kluender threw two touchdown passes and ran for a score as the Knights 
remained unbeaten with a victory over the Royals in St. Paul.
Kluender broke a 7-7 tie with a 25-yard pass to Ryan Beckers with 7:43 left in
the third quarter.  On Carleton's next drive, Kluender ran 1 yard for a touch-
down, which gave the Knights a 21-7 lead.

Concordia vs. Hamline
Steve Trelstad returned a punt for 65 yards and a touchdown to lead the Cobbers
over the Pipers in St. Paul.  Mike Jousma ran for 134 yards on 35 carries for
the Cobbers.  Pete Buck rushed for 60 yards on only five carries for Hamline.

Macalester vs. St. Thomas
Brian Jones ran for two touchdowns and Tom Stallings passed for one as the
Tommies beat the Scots in St. Paul for their first conference victory.
Stallings completed 13 of 26 passes for 127 yards.  The Tommies fumbled five
times, including three on punt returns, and lost four of the fumbles.

Augsburg vs. Gustavus Adolphus
Chad Haukoos caught two touchdown passes, Tim Alberts ran for 91 yards and a
touchdown and Brian Brekke ran for 104 yards as the Gusties beat the Auggies in
St. Peter.
The Auggies scored first when Scott School fell on a fumble in the end zone, but
Gustavus got the next 28 points.

NEXT WEEK

Bethel at Concordia--Bethel is coming off tough loss, Concordia beat NAIA foe
			Moorhead State earlier in the year.
Gustavus Adolphus at St. John's--Best game of day.  Gustavus is hungry to upset
			defending MIAC champs and perrenial powerhouse Johnnies.
Hamline at Augsburg--Augsburg QB was ruled ineligible for year, which may be why
			they lost to Gustavus.
Macalester at St. Olaf--Last year:  St. Olaf 66-0.  Macalester improved, but St.
			Olaf upset about embarrasment last week.
St. Thomas at Carleton--Knights look tough, but St. Thomas is starting to come
			around...may want to spoil Carleton Homecoming!!

The MIAC is made up of private colleges in the state of Minnesota.  All schools
are members of the NCAA division III.


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