41. PUBLIC HEARING ambrose Hall, Joel Foster, and George Culver, Commissioners Thomas rogers,2nd, and ambrose Hall, a committee appointed to receive the same. http://www.palmyrany.com/minutes/TB/1825.htm

Minutes – Town of Palmyra – 1825 Recorded March 22, 1825. We, the commissioners of Highways for the Town of Palmyra, do hereby divide Road district No. 11 in said town as follows: said division or road district divided upon the east line of Pardon Durfee’s farm where he now resides, and the east part of said Road district No. 11 to be known and called Road district No. 24. Palmyra, March 22 nd Joel Foster, George Culver, and Ambrose Hall Commissioners of Highways I certify the above to be a copy. Frederick Smith, Town Clerk Recorded March 22, 1825. We, the Commissioners for the Town of Palmyra, do hereby divide Road District No.15 in said town as follows: The division to be made upon a line drawn east and west even with the south side of Samuel Carr’s barn, south part of said Road District No. 15 to be called and known by Road District No. 15, and the north part of Road District No.15 to be known and called by Road District No. 23. Palmyra, March 22 nd Joel Foster, George Culver, and Ambrose Hall Commissioners of Highways I certify the above to be a true copy.

42. PUBLIC HEARING 3rd Division commencing at Thomas rogers’ north line and extending south uponthe highway Voted ambrose Hall, Joel Foster, and George Culver serve as http://www.palmyrany.com/minutes/TB/1824.htm

MINUTES – TOWN OF PALMYRA, NY 1824 1824 Minutes: We, the Commissioners of common Schools for the Town of Palmyra in the County of Wayne, do determine and declare that that part of School District No. 8 in said Town of Palmyra beginning at the northwest corner of said town running east on the line of said town to the east line of Walter Sherwood’s lot, thence southerly along the east line of said lot, also along the east line of lands belonging to Bela Morgan, Thomas Rainier, and Lemuel Durfee as far as the south line of land in the possession of William Durfee, thence west to the town line, thence north along the line of said town to the plan of beginning be set off and known by the name of School District No. 22. Frederick Smith and Joseph Colt Commissioners of Common Schools I certify the above to be a true copy. Recorded this 16 th day of March, 1824. F. Smith, Town Clerk Margin Notation: Posted February 10 th We hereby certify that the road beginning in the center of the highway between Thomas Rogers’ still house and J. D. Rogers’ dwelling house, thence east 37 degrees, south 26 rods, thence east 11 degrees, south 152 to the center of the highway running from Thomas Rogers to Gibbs is discontinued. Palmyra, January 24, 1824.

43. Erdos0d, Version 2004, February 2, 2004 This Is A List Of The 509 GILBERT AGNEW 1953 rogers, CLAUDE ambrose 7 joint papers 1953 SEIDEL, WLADIMIRP.* 1953 STRAUS, ERNST GABOR* 20 joint papers 1954 ANKENY, http://www.oakland.edu/enp/Erdos0d

Erdos0d, Version 2004, February 2, 2004 This is a list of the 509 co-authors of Paul Erdos, sorted by the year of their first joint paper. Please send corrections and comments to . The Erdos Number Project Web site can be found at the following URL:

44. The Rogers' Of East And West Flegg, Norfolk 1872.0407, Caroline Elizabeth, Frederick Lacey, rogers. 1893.1102, Alice Maud,ambrose Thirtle, rogers. RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE http://www.fleggisland.co.uk/Rogers.html

The Rogers of Flegg Island Updated: 28th February, 2004 Return to Home Page Links to Parish Entries Filby Baptisms Marriages Hemsby Baptisms Marriages Burials Martham Baptisms Burials Ormesby St. Margaret Baptisms Marriages Burials Runham Marriages Stokesby with Herringby Baptisms Marriages Burials Winterton Baptisms Marriages Burials Filby Baptisms - Rogers Date Forename Father Mother Surname Spelling Hariet Matthew Elizabeth Rogers Isaac Matthew Elizabeth Rogers Caroline Matthew Elizabeth Rogers RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Filby Marriages - Abbott Date Forename Spouse Surname Spelling Henry Sarah Cook Rogers RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Hemsby Baptisms - Rogers Date Forename Father Mother Surname Spelling Emily Robert Ann Rogers Caroline Elizabeth Samuel Caroline Rogers Emma Jane Samuel Elizabeth Rogers Laurence William Laurence Eliza Rogers Eliza Elizabeth Laurence Eliza Rogers Emily Laurence Eliza Rogers Happy Ellen Samuel Elizabeth Rogers Louis Laurence Eliza Rogers Ellen Laurence Eliza Rogers Alice Maud Samuel Eliza Rogers Mary? Maude Emma Jane Rogers Hilda Joan Alice Maud Rogers Ashley Jane Rogers Edith - - - - - Emma Jane Rogers Frederick Jane Rogers Frank Jane Rogers RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Hemsby Marriages - Rogers Date Forename Spouse Surname Spelling Samuel Elizabeth Tompson Rogers Lawrence Eliza Nichols Rogers Caroline Elizabeth Frederick Lacey Rogers Alice Maud Ambrose Thirtle Rogers RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Hemsby Burials - Rogers Date Forename Age/Comment Surname Spelling Emily aged 6 months Rogers Sarah aged 32 Rogers Happy Ellen aged 3 Rogers Emily an infant Rogers Louis aged 5 months, from Scratby

45. Virgin Islands, Virgin Islands Newspaper, A Pulitzer Prize Winning Newspaper, Vi She is survived by her daughters, Loretta Wiltshire and Bernice ambrose; Services will be held Thursday for Ferdrona rogers, 75, who died July 4, 2005, http://www.virginislandsdailynews.com/index.pl/article_obituaries?id=6780312

46. Susan Jim Jim S., Stott AW, Evershed RP, rogers JM and ambrose SH (2001) Animal feedingexperiments in the development of cholesterol as a palaeodietary indicator. http://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/org/evershed/People/postdocs/susie.htm

Page last modified Website designed and maintained by Hazel Mottram Dr. Susan Jim BSc(Hons) PhD AMRSC Wellcome Research Fellow in Bioarchaeology E: susan.jim@bris.ac.uk Background I obtained a BSc in Chemistry with Study in Continental Europe (1992-1996) from the University of Bristol. I spent my third year abroad at the University of Bordeaux, France. My final year research project at Bristol, 'Bone cholesterol as a new palaeodietary indicator', was carried out under the supervision of Professor Richard P. Evershed and Dr Andy W. Stott. This project was the initial exploration into the potential of using bone cholesterol as a new source of palaeodietary information and introduced me to the techniques of gas chromatography (GC), gas chromatography/mass chromatography (GC/MS) and gas chromatography/combustion/isotope ratio mass spectrometry (GC/C/IRMS). I stayed at Bristol for my PhD, 'The Development of Bone Cholesterol

47. Richard Evershed Research AW Stott, RP Evershed, V. Jones, JM rogers, N. Tuross and S. ambrose (1999) S. Jim, AW Stott, RP Evershed JM rogers, SH ambrose (2001) Animal feeding http://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/org/evershed/research/evershed/richard_e_publications.

Page last modified Archaeological Chemistry Soil chemistry and element cycling Palaeoenvironmental and palaeoclimate reconstruction Biomolecular palaeontology ... Industrial forensic science Publications PUBLISHED WORKS OF EVERSHED Overview: A: 179 listed full papers B: 19 invited chapters and reviews in edited works C: 29 contributions to refereed conference volumes D: 11 extended abstracts E: 5 contributions to other research media Total of 233 items A) Papers in primary journals [ top 1. E.D. Morgan, R.P. Evershed and R.C. Tyler (1979) Gas chromatographic and structure analysis of volatile pheromons in insects. J. Chromatogr. R.P. Evershed and E.D. Morgan (1980) A chemical study of the Dufours glands of two Attine ants. Insect. Biochem. R.P. Evershed and E.D. Morgan (1981) Chemical investigations of the Dufours gland of Attine ants. Insect. Biochem

48. (Type A Title For Your Page Here) Hannah rogers Joseph rogers Hannah Thomas rogers MAYFLOWER Elsgen Jr BetseyFrench James Dyer Marcy Small ambrose Dyer Jr Mercy Paine ambrose Dyer http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dyer/mayflower.htm

"The Mayflower Index is exactly what the name denotes a roster of the family elements of the members of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. It is a guide to research in family history. At best an index is secondary source material but it is not genealogical evidence. It may not be offered as documentation for membership in the Society. Only primary source material constitutes documentation." The first name is the Mayflower descendant, to the right the spouse, next line is the parents of one of them and so on to the end. (Some are reversed) Mayflower Descendants of Dea. Thomas Dyer of Weymouth, Massachusetts: Carrie Sweetland DYAR John W Dyar Charlotte Beebe Richard Beebe Vality S Wolcott Elias Wolcott Delinda Howe Peter Howe Orinda Fuller Nehemiah Howe Bulah Wheeler Elisha Wheeler Mary Loring Uriah Wheeler Abigail Rice Elizabeth White Obediah Wheeler Richard White Judith Vassal William White MAYFLOWER Susanna Annie L DYAR Lee B Byard Emerson D Dyar Mary E Davis Anna G Lombard Joshua H Davis Thomas Lombard Elizabeth Gross Anna Lombard Jaazaniah Gross Anthony Snow Sarah Paine John Snow Elizabeth Ridley John Snow Mary Smalley Nicholas Constance Hopkins Stephen Hopkins MAYFLOWER Anna DYER David Butts James Dyer Ann Whiting John Dyer Abigail Fitch Alice (Bradford) Adams James Fitch William Bradford Alice Richards

49. King And Allied Family Papers, [ca. 1780]-1879 (bulk 1827-1853) George rogers King died young in 1828. Rufus Tilden King attended school at papers of rogers King, Sr., his wife Lydia Woods King, and ambrose Cole, http://www.concordnet.org/library/scollect/Fin_Aids/King.html

KING AND ALLIED FAMILY PAPERS, [ca. 1780]-1879 (BULK 1827-1853) Regulations to be observed by all persons employed at the Merrimack Manufacturing Company ... (n.d.) Right click on image for a full-size view (file size, 1,502KB). Vault A45, King, Unit 1 0.17 linear ft. (1 container, 1 oversize folder) ORGANIZATION: Organized into four series: I. King and Gannett Correspondence; II. Property and Financial Records; III. Allied Family Papers; IV. Ephemera and Artifact. BIOGRAPHY: The King family of Littleton and Westford, Mass., descended from Richard King and his wife Elizabeth, through their son Rogers King. Rogers married Lydia Woods in 1767, in Westford. They had three children: Asa; Lydia, who died at age 24; and Rogers, Jr. In 1799, Rogers married Mary (Polly) Tilden in Scituate, Mass. Rogers became a captain by 1800, and a major between 1804 and 1807. This collection is mainly concerned with the children of Rogers and Mary King (all born in Westford): Lydia Woods King (named for her grandmother), b. 1800; Maria King and Mary King (twins), b. 1802; George Rogers King, b. 1804; and Rufus Tilden King, b. 1807. Lydia Woods King never married. She worked in a factory at Lowell, Mass., for a short time, and lived many years with her sister

50. Ambrose Bierce's The Devil's Dictionary Also available, Creative Quotations from ambrose Bierce Potter, Stephen;Pryor, Richard; Radner, Gilda; Rivers, Joan; rogers, Will; Rudner, Rita http://www.creativequotations.com/download/cqfh2.htm

Creative Quotations from Famous Humorists This collection includes 1430 quotes from 109 famous humorists, comics, comedians, comediennes, satirists and cartoonists. It ranges from Jane Sherwood Ace, the "ragged individualist" radio comedienne, to Henny Youngman, best known for "Take my wife, please!" In between, the collection features Erma Bombeck, W. C. Fields, Groucho Marx, Dorothy Parker, James Thurber, Lily Tomlin and many more (see below). This e-book makes a great gift (and fits of a floppy disk!). All of the quotation pages in the e-book are searchable. You also have complete access to copy and print functions. 1) To view this e-book you will need a computer with Windows 95/98/2000/NT operating system and Internet Explorer 4.0+. Sorry, a MAC version is not available at this time. 2) You will download the e-book as a compressed file (1.1 Mb in size). For most Internet connection, this requires less than one minute. Once the file is downloaded to your computer or floppy disk, simply double-click it to extract and run the e-book. 3) The book is a shareware demo. That means that you can try it first, and pay a nominal fee later. To view the contents of the entire book, you will need to unlock it with a password. To purchase this book at the introductory prince of $6.95, just

51. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Reid Reid, ambrose B. — of Allegheny County, Pa. Common pleas court judge in Pennsylvania5th District, 191129. Reid, Ogden rogers (b. 1925) — of New York. http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/reid.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Reid REID: See also Charlton Reid Beattie Hugh Reid Belknap Orus Reid Coffield David Reid Evans ... T. Reid Westmoreland Reid, A. Ives Cass County , Mo. Democrat. Farmer real estate broker ; member of Missouri state senate 31st District, 1949. Still living as of 1949. Reid, Addison Y. U.S. Representative from Ohio 1st District, 1908. Burial location unknown Reid, Aldric B. Bronx County , N.Y. Liberal. Candidate for New York state assembly from Bronx County 6th District, 1958. Still living as of 1958. Reid, Alfred P. Chester County , Pa. Burgess of West Chester, Pennsylvania Burial location unknown Reid, Ambrose B. Allegheny County , Pa. Common pleas court judge in Pennsylvania 5th District, 1911-29. Burial location unknown Reid, Archie M. Michigan state senate 2nd District, 1928. Presumed deceased Burial location unknown Reid, Betsy Haywood County , Tenn. Democrat. Delegate to Democratic National Convention from Tennessee, Female . Still living as of 2004. Reid, Cecele V.

52. WebGED: Generations Of The Vincent/Keller -Hursh/Lewis Families Data Page rogers, ambrose male father rogers, John The Martyr (1506 - 1554) motherPratt, Adrianna (1511 - ). rogers, Ann - female father rogers, Thomas John http://www.keeneyklan.com/Mike/wga25.html

previous go to surnames Price, Dean - male father: Price, John A. mother: Young, Joan Price, Donald - male father: Price, Robert (Bobby) mother: Borin, Donna Price, Dustin - male father: Price, David mother: Lennox, Hildreth Price, Elaine - female father: Price, Robert mother: Krauskopf, Elizabeth spouse: child: Price, Rick Nicholas child: Price, David Robert Price, Francis Stephen - male father: Price, Charles mother: Shea, Vironica Price, John A. - male father: Price, Alfred mother: Krauskopf, Marie (~1913 - 1983) spouse: Young, Joan child: Price, Trevor child: Price, Dean Price, Karen Marie - female father: Price, Charles mother: Shea, Vironica Price, Kevin - male father: Price, Robert mother: Krauskopf, Elizabeth spouse: Wilson, Patricia Ann child: Price, Shannon child: Price, Samantha Price, Lucille - female father: Price, Charles mother: Shea, Vironica Price, Mary Theresa - female father: Price, Alfred mother: Krauskopf, Marie (~1913 - 1983) spouse: Broadribb, Kenneth child: Broadribb, Clare Louisse Price, Matthew - male father: Price, Ronald mother: Hedges, Sharon Price, Maureen C. - female father: Price, Charles

53. OO Bibliography LA ambrose and KL rogers, Lessons Learned ObjectOriented Methodologies, Ada,The Data Management System Testbed, and Prototyping, September 1989, http://www.toa.com/pub/oobib.htm

Object-Oriented Software Engineering Bibliography Courtesy of The Object Agency, Inc. [Abbott, 1980]. R.J. Abbott, "Report on Teaching Ada," Technical Report SAI-81-313-WA , Science Applications, Inc., McClean, Virginia, 1980. [Abbott, 1983]. R.J. Abbott, "Program Design by Informal English Descriptions," Communications of the ACM , Vol. 26, No. 11, November 1983, pp. 882 - 894. [Abbott, 1986]. R.J. Abbott, An Integrated Approach to Software Development [Abelson et al., 1985]. H. Abelson, G.J. Sussman, and J. Sussman, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs , MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1985. [Abiteboul and Vianu, 1988]. S. Abiteboul and V. Vianu, "Procedural and Declarative Database Update Languages," Proceedings of ACM PODS 1988 , pp. 240 - 250. [Ackroyd and Daum, 1991]. M. Ackroyd and D. Daum, "Graphical Notation for Object-Oriented Design and Programming," Journal of Object-Oriented Programming , Vol. 3, No. 5, January 1991, pp. 18 - 28. [ACM, 1986a]. Association for Computing Machinery, special issue of SIGPLAN Notices on the Object-Oriented Programming Workshop , Vol. 21, No. 10, October 1986.

54. Charting The Way Lodilla ambrose (WCAS1883, G1888) (18881908) Directly after graduation Lodilla Henry Wade rogers (1890-1900) When he became Northwestern s president, http://www.northwestern.edu/magazine/northwestern/spring2001/charting_long_featu

"Editor's note: The dates in parentheses indicate the years of each person's significant involvement with Northwestern." John Evans (1850-97) Grant Goodrich (1850-89) An experienced statesman, Grant Goodrich was the perfect catalyst for Northwestern's founding. The first recorded meeting of the founders was held in his law office on May 31, 1850, and he framed the Northwestern charter, engineering its passage in the Illinois General Assembly. Goodrich also took part in politics, espousing passionate antislavery views. Goodrich's temperance beliefs were the motivating agent for the amendment to Northwestern's charter prohibiting the sale of alcohol within four miles of the University. Orrington Lunt (1850-97) Another founder, Orrington Lunt, came to Chicago in 1842, where he made a fortune in the grain exchange. Mid-career, however, Lunt suffered a devastating financial blow, and he retired from the commodities business entirely. This left him with more time for the University than any of the other founders. A major donor to Northwestern, Lunt made a significant contribution to build the Lunt Library and served as vice president of the Board of Trustees for the latter part of his life. Henry S. Noyes (1855-67)

55. Campus Activities Board | St. Ambrose University, Davenport, Iowa The Campus Activities Board (CAB) of St. ambrose University is an organizationestablished to provide the Chairperson, Kari rogers rogersKariL@sau.edu http://web.sau.edu/cab/whatiscab.htm

So What Exactly Is CAB? Check Out Our Events Join CAB! Have Thoughts? Let Us Know ... Home What Exactly Is CAB? The Campus Activities Board (CAB) of St. Ambrose University is an organization established to provide the community with cultural, educational, and social events. By establishing these events, CAB will strive for the highest quality in all their events, be receptive to students needs and concerns, and schedule all events to the best ability so as to not conflict with events being sponsored by other St. Ambrose University entities. Scroll Down For Pictures Of Our Events! CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOARD COMMITTEES President 1. Oversee the executive council on CAB. 2. Help with all events CAB holds Acquire students input of programs on the St. Ambrose Campus. 4. Serves as the CAB representative at university functions. President

56. Genealogy Data rogers, ambrose Birth 1542 Wittenburg, Saxony, Prussia Death 1541 GenderMale rogers, Bernard Fitz rogers, Samuel Birth 1545 Wittenburg, Saxony, http://www.jinman.org/inman/dat1177.html

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Rowland, Elizabeth Gender: Female Family: Marriage: FEB 1640 in Stratford, Fairfield Co., CT, USA Spouse: Rogers, William Birth : 7 FEB 1613 Dedham, Essex, England Death : 1669 Huntington, Suffolk, Long Island, NY, USA Gender: Male Parents: Father: Rogers, Thomas John "Mayflower" Mother: Elsgen, Elizabeth Back to Main Page Gender: Female Family: Marriage: 1642 in Edinburgh, Scotland Spouse: Rogers, John Birth : 1609 ,,Scotland, Northern England Death : 1680 Dunkirk, King/Queen, VA, USA Gender: Male Parents: Father: Rogers, Thomas Mattew Fitz Mother: McMurdock(e), Mary Ann Back to Main Page Pratt, Adriana Birth : 1511 Branbant, Antwerp, Belgium Death : 1556 Gender: Female Parents: Father: DePratt, Weyden Family: Marriage: 1536 in Branbant, Antwerp, Belgium Spouse: Rogers, John The Martyr Birth : 1507 Deritend, Aston, Warickshire, England Death : 4 FEB 1555 Newgate Prison, Smithfield, England Gender: Male Parents: Father: Rogers, John Thomas Mother: Wyatt, Margery M. Children: Rogers, Susan

57. Providence Arts rogers relief panels for the Columbus Doors at the US Capitol in the early 1860s A committee of prominent Rhode Islanders, among them ambrose Burnside, http://www.providenceri.com/arts/sculptures.html

Public enthusiasm for commemorative and allegorical monuments figured prominently in American culture during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Fortunately, this coincided with the zenith of Rhode Island's economic prosperity. The accessibility of granite quarries in Westerly and of the Gorham Manufacturing Company, which became one of the world's principal bronze founders, contributed to our state's rich legacy of public monuments. These monuments span the period roughly from 1850 to World War II, most in the form of sculpture produced by nationally and internationally renowned artists. As Rhode Island's primary political, economic, and cultural center, Providence naturally became home to some of the most imposing and significant examples of such civic art, a number of which are described here. Soldiers and Sailors Monument (1866-71). Randolph Rogers, American-born artist residing in Rome, Italy, sculptor. Alfred Stone of Providence, project architect. Center of Kennedy Plaza. Spirit of '98, more commonly called The Hiker (ca 1911)

58. Historian Steven Ambrose Dead At 66 Stephen E. ambrose, one of the most popular historians to hit br the New York Times the Abraham Lincoln Literary Award, the Will rogers Memorial Award, http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/10/1015_021015_ambrose_2.html

Site Index Subscribe Shop Search Top 15 Most Popular Stories NEWS Front Page Environment Health Offbeat ... Video in the News SPECIAL SERIES The Genographic Project Pulse of the Planet National Geographic Channel RESOURCES (What's this?) Contact Us Front Page Historian Steven Ambrose Dead at 66 But it was his devotion to telling the stories of ordinary soldiers of World War II that defines his passion for history and his legacy. "I was ten years old when the war ended," he has been quoted as saying. "I thought the returning veterans were giants who had saved the world from barbarism. I still think so. I remain a hero-worshiper." His World War II books include: D-Day, June 6, 1944: The Climactic Battle of World War II Citizen Soldiers: The U.S. Army from the Normandy Beaches to the Bulge to the Surrender of Germany, June 7, 1944-May 7, 1945 The Victors: Eisenhower and His Boys, the Men of World War II The Wild Blue: The Men and Boys Who Flew the B-24s Over Germany Band of Brothers: E Company, 506th Regiment, 101st Airborne from Normandy to Hitler's Eagle's Nest NBC newsman Tom Brokaw credits Ambrose with encouraging him to write his own best-selling book

59. Texas EquuSearch - Donors Supporting The Natalee Holloway Search Margaret F. Gary margaret leicht Margaret Stapleton Maria and Kevin Burke MarianneOsentoski Marianne Rombolarogers Marie ambrose Marie O Brien http://www.texasequusearch.org/NataleeHollowaySupport.html

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60. St. Ambrose, Iowa Vs Saint Francis, Ind. (Nov 29, 2003) 41 rogers, Ben 1 4 5 1.5/4 . . . . . 1/2 . 11 Williams, J. 3 1 4 . 22 3-4 St.ambrose, Iowa Saint Francis, Ind. Rushing No Yds TD Lg Avg Rushing No Yds http://www.mid-statesfootball.org/stats/sau2.htm

St. Ambrose, Iowa vs Saint Francis, Ind. (Nov 29, 2003) Box Score Game Summary Team Statistics Individual Statistics ... Game Participation Box Score Box Score (Final) St. Ambrose, Iowa vs Saint Francis, Ind. (Nov 29, 2003 at Fort Wayne, IN) Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score - - St. Ambrose, Iowa... 7 7 - 14 Record: (8-4,5-2) Saint Francis, Ind.. 7 6 21 7 - 41 Record: (12-0,6-0) Scoring Summary: 1st 07:49 SAU - Clary, Steve 3 yd pass from Kietzman, Jeff (Webster, Matt kick), 7-35 3:10, SAU 7 - SFIN 03:19 SFIN - Bramell, Chris 3 yd run (Bontempo, Clint kick), 9-70 4:30, SAU 7 - SFIN 7 2nd 11:36 SFIN - Bramell, Chris 4 yd run (Bontempo, Clint kick failed), 8-51 4:07, SAU 7 - SFIN 13 3rd 10:53 SFIN - Jacquay, C. 64 yd run (Garwood, C. pass), 2-68 0:46, SAU 7 - SFIN 21 06:58 SFIN - Ledo, Mike 42 yd run (Bontempo, Clint kick), 5-59 2:36, SAU 7 - SFIN 28 01:46 SFIN - Jacquay, C. 7 yd run (Bontempo, Clint kick failed), 7-35 3:23, SAU 7 - SFIN 34 4th 12:39 SFIN - Ledo, Mike 49 yd pass from Bramell, Chris (Bontempo, Clint kick), 7-74 3:33, SAU 7 - SFIN 41 07:52 SAU - Ford, Andy 6 yd pass from Kietzman, Jeff (Webster, Matt kick), 9-65 4:47, SAU 14 - SFIN 41 SAU SFIN FIRST DOWNS................... 12 19

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