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(Tttf (ErmunllrNrws Wednesday, May 2, 1984 3D SPORTS Continued from Page 1D South Carolina G-Braves NFL draft round-by-round 206, Atlanta, Jeff Jackson, Ib, Auburn. 207, Denver, from Green Bay, Wlnford Hood, ot, Georgia. 208, Minnesota, Paul Sverchek, dt, Cal Poly-SLO. 209, Buffalo, Stacy Ravfleld, db, Texas-Arlington. 210, New Orleans, Clemon Terrell, rb.

Southern Mississippi; 211, New England, James Key ton, ot, Arizona State. 212, Chicago, Brad Anderson, wr, Arizona. 213, ST. LOUIS, BOB PAULLING, PK, CLEMSON. 214, Detroit, David Jones.

Texas. 215, Los Angeles Rams, Ed Brady, Ib, Illinois. 214, Seattle, John Puzar, c. Long Beach State. 217, New York Jets, from Cleveland, Brett Wright, p.

Southeastern Louisiana. 218, Denver, Scott Gornett, dt, Washington. 219, San Diego, from San Francisco, Bobby Craighead, rb. Northeast Louisiana. 220, Pittsburgh, Randy Rasmussen, Minnesota.

221, Miami, Ronnie Landry, fb, McNeese State. 222, Dallas, Mike Revella, rb, Bethune-Cookman. 223, Washington, Jeff Smith, db, Missouri. 224, Los Angeles Raiders, Sam Seale, wr. Western State, Colo.

Round Nine 1, Tampa Bay, Rick Mallory, Washington. 2, Houston, Jeff Donaldson, db, Colorado. 3, Houston (from New York Giants), Mike Johnson, de, Illinois. 4, Cleveland (from Philadelphia), Ron Jones, wr, Texas 5, Kansas City, Scott Auer, Michigan State. 4, San Diego, Zack Barnes, dt, Iowa State.

7, Cincinnati, Bruce Kozerski, Holy Cross. 8,. Dallas (from Indianapolis), John Hunt, Florida. 9, Atlanta, Glen Howe, t. Southern Mississippi.

10, New York Jets, Tom Bold-win, dt, Tulsa. 11, Minnesota, Keith Kidd, wr, Arkansas. 12, Buffalo, Leroy Howell, db, Appalachian State. 13, New Orleans, Brian Hansen, Sioux Falls. 14, New England, Scott Bolzan, t.

Northern Illinois. 15, San Francisco (from Chicago), Lee Miller, db, Cal-Fuller-ton. 16, Kansas City (from Green Bay), Dave Hestera, te, Colorado. 17, St. Louis, John Walker, rb, Texas.

18, Los Angeles Rams, George Reynolds, Penn State. 19, Seattle, Adam Schreiber, Texas. 20, Chicago (from Cleveland), Mark Casale, qb, Montclair State. 21, Denver, Chris Brewer, rb, Pittsburgh. 22, Detroit, Rich Hollins, wr.

West Virginia. 23, Pittsburgh, Rich Erenberg, rb, Colgate. 24, Son Francisco, Derrick Harmon, rb, Cornell. 25, Dallas, Neil Maune, Notre Dame. 26, Miami, Jim Boyle, Tulane.

27, New England (from Washington), David Windham, Ib, Jackson State. 28, Houston (from Los Angeles Raiders), Mike Russell, Ib, Toledo. Round 10 1, Los Angeles (from Houston), Norwood Vann, te. East Carolina. 2, Tampa Bay, Jim Gallery, Minnesota.

3, New York Giants, David Jordan, Auburn. 4, Philadelphia, John Thomas, db, Texas Christian. 5, New York Giants (from San Diego), Haywood Golden, db. South Corolino State. 6, Kansas City, Al Wengllkowskl, Ib, Pittsburgh.

7, Detroit (from Indianapolis), William Frlzzeil, db. North Carolina Central. 8, Atlanta, Derrick Franklin, db, Fresno State. 9, New York Jets, Ronny Cone, rb, Georgia Tech. 10, Cincinnati, Aaron Johnson, Ib, North Carolina.

11, Buffalo, Joe Azelby, Ib. Harvard. 12, New Orleans, Paul Gray, Ib, Western Kentucky. 13, Cincinnati (from New England, Brent Ziegler, rb, Syracuse. 14, Chicago, Kurt Vest-man, te, Idaho.

15, Green Bay, Gary Hoffman, Santa Clara. 16, Minnesota, James Spencer, lb, Oklahoma State. 17, St. Louis, Mark Smythe, dt, Indiana. 18, Seattle, Randall Morris, rb, Tennessee.

19, Chicago (from Cleveland), John Gayle, db, Ohio Stote. 20, Denver, Bob Mlcho, te, Texas. 21, Detroit, James Thaxton, db, Louisiana Institute of Technology. 22, Los Angeles Rams, Joe Doo-lev, Ohio State. 23, San Francisco, Dave Moritz, wr, Iowa.

24, Pittsburgh, Kirk McJunkin, Texas. 25, Mloml, John Chesley, te, Oklahoma State. 26, Dallos, Brion Salo-nen, te, Montana. 27, Washington, Keith Griffin, rb, Miami 28, Cleveland (from Los Angeles), Earnest Byner, rb. East USC defensive lineman Rickey Hagood was picked by Seattle and Columbia native Terry Long was 'grabbed by Pittsburgh in the fourth round.

South Carolina State's Barney Bussey went to Cincinnati in the fifth round. Clemson's Jim Scott went to the New York Giants and Fur-man's Emest Gibson went to New England early in the sixth round. Seneca native Clarence Kay went to Denver in the seventh round; arid Clemson placekicker Bob Paulling was an eighth-round pick of the St. Louis Cardinals. S.C.

State defensive back Heyward Golden was a lOth-round choice of the New York Giants. In the early stages of the draft, the NFL attention was focused on defensive players and offensive linemen and that enhanced the earning potential of Russell, a 6-foot-6, 300-pound Orangeburg native who was the fourth player picked in the third round. "I saw Marion Campbell at the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame banquet, and he said, 'I'll be "looking forward to working with I didn't know what he meant, but here I am with the Philadelphia Eagles," said Russell. "I was just happy to be selected, period. I think it's an honor to be drafted over some of the players who might be considered better than me," he added.

"They told me I'm the type of young player they're looking for and that I've got my best football ahead of me. I'm just 20 years old and they say I can develop into a fine offensive tackle in the NFL. "They (Eagles) want to rebuild their offensive line. They have several veterans over 30 years old, and their all-pro tackle, Jerry Size-more, just retired," said Russell. "I think I have a fair shot to move into that position.

But whoever gets it will have to fight for it just like me." Russell plans to fly to Philadelphia Wednesday for a press conference. McSwain, a North Carolina native whose brother Chuck earned a spot on the Dallas Cowboys roster last year, was one of five defenders picked by the Falcons in the first four rounds. "With his athletic ability, he was probably rated higher. He ran track in the spring, and did not have a chance to play spring football, which perhaps hurt him a little." said Falcons coach Dan Hen-ning. "We timed him at 4.5 (seconds in the 40-yard dash).

He has good size and is a hitter. If he's going to develop, he certainly is the type you want to see develop." In other years, third-round status the highest ever for a Furman player would have been welcomed bv any young man from Summerville. But in this unusual NFL draft year, four months after he had been a first-round choice in the United States Football League draft, there were greater expectations for Jennings. "I'm a little disappointed, but the draft is a funny thing. You don't know what is going to happen," said Jennings.

"I guess if I paid a lot of attention to the papers, I'd be very But it was a very 'defensive' draft. I was prepared for that." That was not as true for his attorney, John Campbell of Greenville. "Based on the information we (Campbell and Jennings' agent, Marvin Demoff of Los Angeles) had been getting from the NFL people, we expected Stanford to be picked in the first two rounds," said Campbell. "It was almost as if there was a concerted effort to take the glamor positions in the lower rounds. "It was a bizarre draft," added Campbell.

"It looked as if there was a snowball affect. In those first two rounds, it was obvious that they were taking defensive players that were not as talented as some offensive players that were available. "I felt that as soon as they started taking some offensive they'd take them all like Boomer Esaison, Jon Williams, Stanford, and Ernest Anderson," said Campbell, "and that's what happened. "It seemed like Esiason was a key to all the offensive people, and especially to Stanford. If Boomer had gone in the first round," said Campbell, "Stanford would have gone no later than 10th in the second round.

(Then) you'd have had in the second round what happened in the third." Jennings, Furman's all-time leader in rushing and scoring, plans to participate in the Bengals' mini-camp this weekend in Cincinnati where the head coach, Sam Wyche, is also a Furman product. He also said Demoff whose 1983 draft clients included John Elway, Dan Marino and Curt Warner would continue negotiations with the USFL's Michigan Panthers, who made him their first-round pick in January. Before taking Jennings, the Bengals grabbed Arizona linebacker Ricky Hunley, Maryland defensive end Pete Koch, North Carolina offensive tackle Brian Blados, and Esiason in the first two rounds. As the NFL clubs stocked their talent shelves with defensive players in those first two rounds, only two running backs were among the first 61 picks Notre Dame's little-used Gary Bell in the first round by Buffalo and Southern Colorado's little-known Herman Heard in the third round by Kansas City. Continued from Page 1 two outs when relief pitcher David Clay got two straight grounders, but the third grounder got through second baseman Sosa scoring Snider and leaving Rizzo at first.

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105, New York Giants, from Denver, Gary Reasons, lb. Northwestern Louisiana. 106, Detroit, Dave D'Addio, rb, Maryland. 107, Tampa Bay, from San Francisco, through San Diego, Michael Gunter, rb, Tulsa. 108, Pittsburgh, Weegie Thompson, wr, Florida Stote.

109, Miami, Joe Carter, rb, Alabama. 110, Dallas, Steve DeOssle, lb, Boston College. Ill, Pittsburgh, from Washington, Terry Long, og, East Carolina. 112, Tampa Bay, from Los Angeles Raiders, Ron Heller, ot, Penn State. Rounds 113, Dallas, from Tampa Bay, Steve Pellu-er, qb, Washington.

114, Houston, Robert Lvles. lb, Texas Christian. 115, New York Giants, Clint Harris, db. East Carolina. 116, Philadelphia, Andre Hardy, rb, St.

Mary's, Calif. 117, Kansas City, Eric Holle, de. Texas. 118, San Diego, Lionel James, rb. Auburn.

119, Cincinnati, Barney Bussey, db. South Carolina State. 120, Colts, Golden Tate, wr, Tennessee State. 121, San Francisco, from Atlanta, Michael Carter, dt. Southern Methodist.

122, New York Jets, Tron Armstrong, wr. Eastern Kentucky. 123, New Orleans, Jitter Fields, db, Texas. 124, New England, Paul Fairchild, og, Kansas. 125, Washington, from Chicago, through San Diego, Seattle and New York Giants, Jeff Pegues, ib, East Carolina.

126, Green Bay, Tom Flynn, db, Pittsburgh; 127, Los Angeles Raiders, from Minnesota, Andy Parker, te, Utah. 128, Buffalo, John Kidd, p. Northwestern. 129, St. Louis, Jeff Leiding, Ib, Texas.

130, Colts, from Seattle, Kevin Call, ot, Colorado Stote. 131, Cleveland, Dave Plepkorn, ot. North Dakota State. 132, Atlanta, from Denver, through Son Francisco, Cliff Benson, te, Purdue. 133, Los Angeles Rams, from Detroit, Hal Stephens, de.

East Carolina. 134, Kansas City, from Los Angeles Rams, Jeff Paine, Ib, Texas 135, Pittsburgh, Van Hughes, dt. Southwest Texas State. 136, St. Louis, from Son Francisco, John Gooae, te, Youngstown State.

137, Dallas, Norm Granger, rb, Iowa. 138, Miami, Dean May, qb, Louisville. 139, San Francisco, from Washington, through Los Angeles Raiders, Jeff Fuller, Ib, Texas AIM. 140, Minnesota, from Los Angeles Raiders, Allen Rice, rb, Baylor. Round 6 141, Houston, John Grlmsley, Ib, Kentucky.

142, Tampa Boy, Chris Washington, Ib, Iowa State. 143, New York Giants, Jim Scott, de, Clemson. 144, Philadelphia, Scott Rarldon, ot, Nebraska. 145, San Diego, Keith Guthrie, dt, Texas 146, Kansas City, Rufus Stevens, wr, Grambllng State. 147, Colts, Dwight Beverly, rb, Illinois.

148, Atlanta, Ben Bennett, qb, Duke. 149, New York Jets, Tony Paige, rb, Virginia Tech. 150, Cincinnati, Don Kern, te, Arizona State. 151, New England, Ernest Gibson, db, Furman. 152, Dallas, from Chicago, Eugene Lockhart, Ib, Houston.

153, Green Bay, Randy Wright, ab, Wisconsin. 154, Minnesota, Dwight Collins, wr, Pitt; 155, Buffalo, Tony Slaton, c. Southern California. 156, New Orleans, Don Thorp, dt, Illinois. 157, St.

Louis, Rod Clark, Ib, Southwest Texas State. 158, Cleveland, Terry Nugent, qb, Colorado State. 159, Denver, Aaron Smith, Ib, Utah State. 160, Detroit, John Wltkowski, qb, Columbia. 161, Houston, from Los Angeles Rams, Eric Mulllns, wr, Stanford.

162, Seattle, John Kaiser, Ib, Arizona. 163, Atlanta, from San Francisco, Dan Ralph, dt, Oregon. 164, Pittsburgh, Chris Brown, db, Notre Dame. 165, Miami, Rowland Tatum, Ib, Ohio State. 166, Dallas, Joe Levells, og, Iowa.

167, Washington, Curt Singer, ot, Tennessee. 168, Los Angeles Raiders, Stacev Toran, db, Notre Dame. Round 7 169, Tampa Bay, Jay Carroll, te, Minnesota. 170, Houston, Willie Joyner, rb, Maryland. 171, New York Giants, Lionel Manuel, wr.

Pacific. 172, Philadelphia, Joe Hayes, rb. Central Oklahoma. 173, Kansas City, Kevin Ross, db. Temple.

174, San Diego, Jesse ten-dross, wr, Alabama. 175, Atlanta, Kirk Dodge, Ib, Nevada-Las Vegas. 176, New York Jets, Harry Hamilton, db, Penn State. 177, Cincinnati, Leo Barker, Ib, New Mexico State. 178, Detroit, from Colts, Jimmle Carter, Ib, New Mexico.

179, Chicago, Nakita Robertson, rb. Central Arkansas. 180, Green Bay, Daryll Jones, db, Georgia. 181, Minnesota, John Haines, dt, Texas. 182, Buffalo, Stan Dovid, db, Texas Tech; 183, Los Angeles Raiders, from New Orleans, Mitch Willis, dt.

Southern Methodist. 184, New England, Bruce Kallmeyer, pk, Kansas. 185, St. Louis, Quentin Walker, wr, Virginia. 186, Denver, Clarence Kay, te, Georgia.

187, Detroit, Ren-wick Atkins, ot, Kansas. 188, Los Angeles Rams, George Radachowsky, db, Boston College. 189, Seattle, Sam Slater, ot, Weber State. 190, Cleveland, Jim Dumont, Ib, Rutgers. 191, Pittsburgh, Scott Campbell, qb, Purdue.

192, New England, from San Francisco, Derwin Williams, wr. New Mexico. 193, Dallas, Ed Martin, Ib, Indiana State. 194, Miami, Bernard Carvalho. og, Hawaii.

195, Washington, Mark Smith, wr. North Carolina. 196, Minnesota, from Los Angeles Raiders, Loyd Lewis, og, Texas AM. RoundO 197, Houston, Kevin Bough, wr, Penn State. 198, Tampa Bay, Fred Robinson, de, Miami, Fla.

199, San Diego, from New York Giants, Ray Woodward, dt, Texas. 200, Philadelphia, Manny Matsakls, Pk, Capital. 201, St. Louis, from San Diego, Folanlko Noea, Ib, Hawaii. 202, Kansas City, Randy Clark, db, Florida.

203, New York Jets, Billy Griggs, te, Virginia. 204, Cincinnati, Bruce Relmers, ot, Iowa State. 205, Colts, Eugene Daniel, db, LSU. Round 1 1, New England, from Tampa Bay, through Cincinnati, Irving Frvar, wr, Nebraska. 2, Houston, Dean Steinkuhler, og, Nebraska.

3, New York Giants, Carl Banks, lb, Michigan State. 4, Philadelphia, Kenny Jackson, wr, Penn State. 5, Kansas City, Bill Moas, dt, Pittsburgh. 6, San Diego, Mossy Cade, db, Texas. 7, Cincinnati, Ricky Hunlev, lb, Arizona.

8, Colts, Leonard Coleman, db, Vander-. bilt. 9, Atlanta Rick Bryan, dt, Oklahoma. 10, New York Jets, Russell Carter, db. Southern Methodist.

11, Chicago, Wilber Marshall, lb, Florida. 12, Green Bay, Alphonso Carreker, de, Florida Stote. 13, Minnesota, Keith Millard, de, Washington State. 14, Miami, from Buffalo, Jackie Shipp, lb, Oklahoma; 15, New York Jets, from New Orleans, Ron Faurot, de, Arkansas. 16, Cincinnati, from New England, Pete Koch, de, Maryland.

17, St. Louis, Clyde Duncan, wr, Tennessee. 18, Cleveland, Don Rogers, db, UCLA. 19, Colts, from Denver, Ron Solt, og, Maryland. 20, Detroit, David Lewis, te, California.

21, Kansas City, from Los Angeles Rams, John Alt, ot, Iowa. 22, Seattle, Terry Taylor, db. Southern Illinois. 23, Pittsburgh, Louis Lipps, wr. Southern Mississippi.

24, San Francisco, Todd Shell, lb, Brlgham Young. 25, Dallas, Billy Cannon lb, Texas 26, Buffalo, from Miami, Greg Bell, rb, Notre Dame. 27, New York Giants, from Washington, Bill Roberts, ot, Ohio State. 28, Cincinnati, from Los Angeles Raiders, through New England, Brian Blodos, ot. North Carolina.

Round 2 29, Houston, Doug Smith, de. Auburn. 30, Tampa Bay, Keith Browner, lb. Southern California. 31.

Washington, from New York Giants, Bob Slater, dt, Oklahoma. 32, Atlanta, from Philadelphia, Scott Case, db, Oklahoma. 33, San Diego, Mike Guendling, lb. Northwestern. 34, Kansas City, Scott Radec-ic, lb, Penn State.

35, Colts, Blaise Winter, dt, Syracuse. 36, Atlanta, Thomas Benson, lb, Oklahoma. 37, New York Jets, Jim Sweeney, Pittsburgh. 38, Cincinnati, Boomer Esiason, qb, Maryland. 39, New York Jets, from Green Bay, through San Diego, Glenn Denni-son, te, Miami, Fla.

40, Dallas, from Minnesota, through Houston, Victor Scott, db, Colorado. 41, Buffalo, Eric Richardson, wr, San Jose State. 42, New Orleans, James Geath-ers, de, Wichita State; 43, New England, Ed Williams, lb, Texas. 44, Chicago, Ron Rivera, lb, California. 45, St.

Louis, Doug Dawson, og, Texas. 46, Denver, Andre Townsend, de, Mis-sissippi. 47, Detroit, Pete Mandley, wr. Northern Arizona. 48, Cleveland, from Los Angeles Rams, Chris Rockins, db, Oklahoma State.

49, Seattle, Daryl Turner, wr, Michigan State. 50, Cleveland, Bruce Davist wr, Baylor. 51, Los Angeles Raiders, from San Francisco, Sean Jones, de. Northeastern. 52, Pittsburgh, Chris Kolodzieiski, te, Wyoming.

53, Miami, Jay Brophy, lb, Miami, Fla. 54, Houston, from Dallas, Bo Eoson, db, Col-Davis. 55, Washington, Steve Hamilton, de. East Carolina. 56, San Francisco, from Los Angeles Raiders, John Frank, te, Ohio State.

Round 3 57, Tampa Bay, Fred Acobn, db, Texas. 58, Houston, John Meads, lb, Nlcholls State. 59, New York Giants, Jeff Hostetler, qb. West Virginia. 60, Philadelphia, Rusty Russell, ot.

South Carolino. 61, Kansas City, Herman Heard, rb. Southern Colorado. 62, Detroit, from San Diego, through St. Louis, Eric Williams, dt, Washington State.

63, Atlanta, Rod McSwaln, db, Clemson. 64, New York Jets, Kyle Clifton, lb, Texas Christian. 65, Cincinnati, Stanford Jennings, rb, Furman. 66, Colts, Chris Scott, dt, Purdue. 67, Minnesota, Alfred Anderson, rb, Baylor.

68, New Orleans, from Buffalo, Terry Hoage, db, Georgia. 69, New Orleans, Tyrone Anthony, rb. North Carolina. 70, New England, Jon Williams, rb, Penn State; 71, Chicago, Stefan Humphries, og, Michigan. 72, Green Bay, Donnie Humphrey, dt.

Auburn. 73, San Francisco, from St. Louis, Guv Mclntyre, og, Georgia. 74, Detroit, Steve Baack, de, Oregon. 75, Detroit, from Los Angeles Rams, Ernest Anderson, rb, Oklahoma State.

76, Seattle, Fred Young, lb, New Mexico State. 77, Buffalo, from Cleveland, Rodney Bellinger, db, Miami, Fla. 78, Denver, Tony Lilly, db, Florida. 79, Buffalo, from Pittsburgh, through Miami, Sean McNanie, de, San Diego State. 80, St.

Louis, from San Francisco, Rick Mclvor, qb, Texas. 81, Dallas, Fred Corn-well, te. Southern California. 82, Buffalo, from Miami, Robert "Speedy" Neol, rb, Miami, Fla. 83, Washington, Jay Schroeder, qb, UCLA.

84, Los Angeles Raiders, Joe McCall, rb, Pittsburgh. Round 4 85, Houston, "Mark Stuvlaway, de, Tennessee. 86, Seattle, from Tampa Bay, through San Francisco, Rickey Hagood, dt. South Carolina. 87, New York Giants, Conrad Goode, ot, Missouri.

88, Philadelphia, Evan Cooper, db, Michigan. 89, Denver, from San Diego, through Tampa Bay, Randy Robbins, db, Arizona. 90, Kansas City, Mark Robinson, db, Penn State. 91, New York Jets, Bobby Bell, lb, Missouri. 92, Cincinnati, John Far'ev, rb, Sacramento State.

93, Colts, Craig Curry, db, Texas. 94, Atlanta, Rydell Molancon, lb, LSU. 95, Buffalo, Mitchell Brooklns, wr, Illinois. 96, Cleveland, from New Orleans, through Denver, Rickey Bolden, te, Southern Methodist. 97, New Orleans, from New England, Joel Hilgenberg, Iowa.

98, Chicago, Tom Andrews, og, Louisville; 99, Green Bay, John Dorsev, lb, Connecticut. 100, Houston, from Minnesota, Patrick Allen, db, Utah State. 101, St. Louis, Martin Boyless, db. Bowling Green.

102, Washington, from Los Angeles Rams, through Houston, Jimmy Smith, rb. Eton. 103, Colts, from Seattle, cigarette by FTC method NFL draft Continued from Page 1D the third pick of the third round. In all, 17 of the 28 first-round choices were defensive players and so were the first eight on the second round making it 25 defensive players of the first 36. Of the 25, 10 were linebackers and nine were linemen.

While the USFL's influence was obvious throughout the draft, the NFL will try to get even in some measure next month in a supplement draft of this year's college players who already have signed with the spring-summer league. Late in Tuesday's draft, the Cleveland Browns traded their final four picks to Chicago in return for all three Bears' picks in that supplemental draft. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 17 mg 1.3 mg. nicotine av.

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