The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 7

Sunday, Sept. 19, 1976 tht Gccciurill KtUW-PEDMONT 5-C 5 -rSC 1 lfeZJF las Johnson Sparks Cadets, llth-ranked Aggies inflicted a 34-14 intersec-tional bruise on the Wildcats. Woodward, only a sophomore, carried the ball 39 times as he rallied the Second Quarter Touchdowns Give Newberry 13-10 Victory Aggies over the previously unbeaten Wildcats of the Big Eight, who took an 'early 7-0 lead on quarterback Bill Swanson's one-yard run. Woodard scored twice against a strong Gardner-Webb team Saturday night and won their season opener, 13-10. The visiting Bulldogs also tallied twice in the second period, once on a 52-yard field goal, but were denied points for the remainder of the South Atlantic Conference contest.

Newberry's Rufus Johnson climaxed a 53-yard drive with 7:32 left in the first half on a one-yard dive for the Indians' initial score. Bob McMillan added the conversion. Gardner-Webb tied the game minutes later on a 56-yard scoring pass from quarterback Glenn Robertson to flanker Mark Mor-ningstar. Mike Cox added the extra point Indian cornerback Mike Taylor recovered a Gard ill Xv ti SPECIAL TO THE NEWS-PIEDMONT NEWBERRY The Newberry College Indians made two second-quarter touchdowns stand up USC Takes Meet Win CHARLESTON Leon Cook held off two teammates and The Citadel's Jeff Snead as South Carolina past the Bulldogs, 23-33, Saturday morning in the opening cross country match of the season for both schools. Cook timed 26:41 over the flat five-mile course around The Citadel campus to edge Halsten Taylor and Gary Hill, who timed 26:42 and 26:43, and Snead, who timed 26:46.

United Press International MOHs, OPEN DAILY MtVlfttWi CLOSED SUNDAY sat" SZI3E tT 1 ONLY Jj Arm Of Prevention NASHVILLE, Tenn. Wake Forest tailback James McDougald cocks his left arm to try to ward off Vanderbllt's linebacker Ernest Cecil in Saturday's game, won by the Commodores, 27-24. Wofford Comeback Beats Bears, 14-7 I I I I II Jl II 1 1 I I VI VI SI I If 11 1 I 17-15 gained 167 yards in a game last year, received a standing ovation from the Kyle Stadium Field crowd of 50,027 largest non-conference gate in history. In a desperate scoring attempt prior to intermission, Cox booted a 52-yard field goal through the uprights as time ran out in the opening half. The field goal ended a 34-yard drive.

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RecaMat: 341. N-Longshore 3-37, Brown 3-34. SAVE CM Arrows 38-Target Arrows 1.47 'Silencer' 97 1.96 Fiberglass .1.66 1.96 SPARTANBURG (AP)-Sophomore Quarterback Rick Cloninger ran for one touchdown and passed for another to lead Wofford to a come-from-behind 14-7 nonconference college football win over Lenoir Rhyne Saturday night. After the Wofford Terriers had spotted the Bears from a yard out and almost had a third touchdown when he fumbled at the goal and guard Craig Glendenning recovered for the score. The 6-foot Woodard, who ner-Webb fumble on the Bulldog 22-yard line with 2:47 left in the half to set up the victors' second score.

On the next play, quarterback Leon Williams found flanker Bo Longshore all alone in the end zone with a 19-yard scoring aerial. McMillan's extra point kick was blocked. N. C. Cen 31 W-S State 7 DURHAM, N.C.

(UPI) Halfback Delacio Bart-ley and Fullback James Lawrence combined rolled up 248 yards rushing and each scored a touchdown to lead North Carolina Central University to a 31-7 victory over Winston-Salem State Saturday. Our Our Our Our a 7-0 halftime lead, Cloninger capped a 28-yard drive with a 10-yard touchdown run to close the gap to 7-6. On the extra point conversion Cloninger was smothered by Lenoir Rhyne defenders at his own 10 in an attempt to run after a fake kick. A 15-yard interception threw two touchdown passes and added 40 yards rushing for the Salukis, 1-1 over-all, who are not eligible for a Valley title until next season. CHARLESTON (AP)-Andrew Johnson scored two touchdowns in five seconds as The Citadel defeated Delaware 17-15 in a nonconference college football game Saturday night.

He scored the go-ahead touchdown moments after Delaware failed to cover a kickoff on its one-yard line. Delaware had a 7-3 lead at the end of the third period when Johnson vaulted over the line from a yard out with 11:50 to play. Paul Tanguay kicked off for the Bulldogs and the ball trickled to the one-yard line untouched by Delaware. Tyrone Roper of The Cit-. adel jumped on it, giving The Bulldogs of the Southern Conference first and goal.

Johnson pushed his way through the defense and scored with the clock showing 11:45 left in the game. Delaware 0 0 7 TV CitadH 0 0 3 14-17 Drt-j 3 nil (Man lock) Gl-FG Tanguay 39 Cii-A. Johnson 3 nil (Tanguay kk) Del James 17 pas Iran Komk) (James pas from CasteJitns) First downs Rushes-yantv Passing yank Return yards Passes Funis Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 13 18 56-I9J 98 175 31 30 2 14-2M) 7-37 7-11 6-3 3-16 11-73 Florida 49 Houston 14 GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) Senior quarterback Jimmy Fisher came out passing and drove the Florida Gators to an easy 49-14 victory over the Houston Cougars in an in-tersectional football game Saturday night. Fisher conducted yard touchdown marches each of the first three times Florida had the ball and took the Gators 85 yards to open the second He ran for touchdowns of 31 and eight yards and passed to wide receiver Wes Chandler for a 35-yar-der.

Willie Wilder swept right end 35 yards to score another. Texas 34 Kansas 14 COLLEGE (AP) Texas 250pound fullback George Woodard battered Kansas State for two touchdowns and 177 yards rushing Saturday and the Watkly Spat-ial 2995 M2S eolort to onoN frm T7T3 80- i I I A Upsets S.C. State, 15-1 4 JL' CAMOUFLAGE COVERALL tirttfmmf' Iy yS3 Move with ease in these 1 -piece camouflage LAlaaU-P. Lei coveralls of rugged cotton duck. Easy-on, W32m 1 sySifZf with two-wav.

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nrf II A W) FA Our Rea. 1.96 return by Pat Skinner had given the Terriers field position at the Bears' 28 before the running of Scott Tilley and Cloninger finally put the Terriers on the scoreboard with 5:51 left in the third quarter. The Terriers, now 1-1, drove 80 yards in nine plays near the end of the fourth quarter for their winning touchdown with Cloninger passing 28 yards to flanker Randy Smith for the score. Again, a two-point conversion try failed. Lenoir Rhyne, 0-2, drove 62 yards in four plays on its first possession to move ahead 7-0.

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The Aggies then drove for the win with about a minute to play when Turner hit Dexter Seaster with an 18-yard pass to get to S. C. State' one-yard line. Fullback Ron Scott carried the ball over for the score and the extra-point boot by Turner gave the Aggies the win. It was the first time in three years that the ASg-ies were able to defeat South Carolina State.

South Carolina State's first score came with 4:07 left in the third quarter on a 35-yard pass from Jesse Prather to Louis Pinkston. The extra point was kicked by Leroy Mason. South Carolina, now 1-1 for the year, got its second score in the final period. Fullback James Walker scampered 35 yards to the six-yard line and Prather sneeked in on fourth down. Mason tacked on his second extra point with the kick.

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