Hofstra ' s last minute TD shocks Danes , 35 - 32

It was Hofstra's ball, fourth and four from the Great Dane 13-yard line. The Hofslra Stadium scoreboard showed l :47 remaining with the visitors on top 32-28. Albany State was silting on a golden opportunity to knock off the undefeated and sixth-ranked Long Island school and prove to the Division 111 critics that the Dane's 3-4 record had something to do with their rugged schedule consisting of three Division II foes. But it was all hedging on this fourth down play. Dutchmen quarterback Jim McLaughlin took the snap and faded into the pocket as he had done all afternooon. On this play, he had more time than usual to look for his receiver. And the whole stadium knew which player he was seeking the recordsetting Emil Wohlgemuth, who already had seven catches on the day. The senior split end was in the process of executing a down and out pattern two yards deep in the end zone. Wohlgemuth made his cut, but it didn't fool Dane's safety Wayne Anderson. He stuck right with his man,waiting to bat down any flying object that came his way. Anderson never got to touch the flying object. McLaughlin's pass was arched high and sailed over the head of the sophmore safety.scemingly too far for Wohlgemuth to reach. For a millisecond, it looked like the Danes were going to beat the nation's sixth ranked team. But in these past two seasons, the football has not been behaving too kindly for Coach Bob Ford and his Purple Gang. Wohlgemuth leaped up, extended his right arm as high as possible, and deflected the ball up in the air. The Hofslra Stadium burst into victory celebration as they watched the ball sink into Wohlgemuth's grasp. "I think the sun is shining on us," exclaimed Hofstra's Head-coach Mickey Kwiatkowski. "We dodged the bullet today. That ball bounces off the wrong way