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4. SPORTS ghcgrmwUlfNcws Sunday, October 9, 1994 3C ft mtiroiH; MSI SCSI Flrstdowns 18 13 Rushes-yards 58-197 25-194 Passing 82 240 Return Yards (-2) 34 Comp-Att-Int 6-18-0 9-174 Punts 8-30 4-37 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 Penalties-Yards 2-25 10-93 Timeof Possession 24:20 35:40 RUSHING: Morgan Thomas 13-81, Boston 11-73, N. Greene 10-14. Moore 17-19, Ray 4-11, Ur-slnl 1-4, Garnett 1-3, Team l-(-28). SC State: Hicksll-107, Marshall 9-47, Walker 2-33, James 3-7.

PASSING: Moore6-18-082. SC State: Marshall 8-16-0223; Smith 1-1-0 17. RECEIVING: Morgan Rhomas2-23, Ursl-ni 1-10, Roy 1-16, Smoll 1-17, Cameron 1-16. SC State: Harris 3-107, Solomon 3-94, A. Ford 2-22, Dowlingl-17.

homecoming game against Be-thune-Cookman. MoroonSt. 7 8 807 S.Carolina St. 28 8 14 749 SCSI Harris 60 pass from Marshall (Young kick) SCSI James 1 run Young Ick SCSI Solomon 49 pass from Marshall (Young kick) SCSI Hlcks45run(Youngklck) MSt N.Greene lOrun(Grlfflthklck) SCSI Marshall 36 run Young Ick I SCSI Hlcks34run(Youngklck) SCSI Walker 30 run (Young kick) played pretty good all year. Marvin Marshall continues to do a great job directing things." The Bulldogs had 436 yards offensively.

For the first time this year, they gained more through the air (240) than on the ground (194). The win improved the Bulldogs' record to 4-2 overall and 1-0 in the MEAC. They return to Dawson Stadium Saturday for a 1:30 p.m. All Conf. Teom This week Next week DeloworeSt.

3 2 0 1 0 0 beot Liberty, 22-17 Flo.A&M S.C. STATE 4 2 0 1 0 0 beot Morgan 49-7. N.C.A&T 1 4 2 0 10 23-22 Morgan St. Florida 3 2 0 1 1 0 lost to NX. 23-22 ot Delaware St.

Howord 3 2 0 1 1 0 beat B-Cook, 21-19 otN.C. Central 2 4 0 1 2 0 at S.C. State AAorgonSt. 1 4 0 0 2 0 losttoS.C.Stqte,49-7 otN.C.AeVT The first came on S.C. State's initial possession on a 40-yard Marshall-to-Harris pass.

Four plays later, State's Jermaine Der-ricott blocked an Arthur Triggs punt and Donald Cooper recovered at the Morgan State 1. It took only one play for fullback Eugene James to dive in for the touchdown. State's offense was far from through. On its next possession, Marshall connected with Solomon on a 49-yard touchdown pass to put the Bulldogs up 21-0. Hicks capped the early explosion, blasting up the middle 45 yards.

"Our offense continued to play well," Jeffries said. "They've downs. He also rushed for 47 yards on, nine carries. Solomon caught three passes for 94 yards. Hicks anchored the rushing game, with 115 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries.

Wide receiver Early Harris caught three passes for 107 yards and a score. "We started out really good offensively, but I was disappointed that we let down," State coach Willie Jeffries said. "We seemed to play a quarter and let down a quarter. That's something we can't continue. We've got to become a much more consistent team." The Bulldogs scored four touchdowns in the first quarter.

It! II 1 1 i We'll refund 150 the difference in price if your tire is advertised for less by a local com- By Willie T.Smith III Staff writer ORANGEBURG The unveiling of what was supposed to be a newly renovated Oliver C. Dawson Stadium had to be a disappointment for South Carolina State's fans. Some stands and concession stands remain far from completed, while work on the interior of the press box has yet to begin. Because of the construction, there is a sea of mud surrounding the structure. Fortunately for the 8,520 in attendance, the game made up for the inconvenience.

South Carolina State, continuing a trend it started at the beginning of the season, parlayed a big-play offense into a runaway 49-7 victory over Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference foe Morgan State in its home opener. With State leading comfortably and a huge storm starting, the officials called the game with seven minutes remaining. The Bulldog trio of Marvin Marshall, Freddie Solomon and Michael Hicks continued to set the pace offensively. Marshall had his most productive day passing, completing eight of 16 passes for 223 yards and two touch- Newberry cruises CHARLESTON Keath Por-terfield rushed for 199 yards and two touchdowns as Newberry beat Charleston Southern, 50-19, in college football Saturday. Porterf ield scored on runs for 75 and 11 yards for Coach Mike Taylor's Indians (2-4).

Hunter Spivey passed for two touchdowns for the Tribe, hitting Steve Campbell on tosses of 48 and 55 yards. Corey Hedgepath, Damon Broadwater and Jim Wiles also scored for Newberry. Charleston Southern (0-5) suffered its ninth straight loss dating back to last season. Newberry had 637 yards offensively, including 452 yards rushing. Nettberrv 15 15 13 750 Chat.

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"We had had a very emotional win last week, and we didn't want to get big heads," he said. "Now, in reality, we're two games ahead of where we were last year. We've just got to keep the momentum up." "We blitzed some on defense, and every time we blitzed, they made big plays," said Catawba coach J.D. Haglan. "We had people in position, but once again we didn't make plays so that's about it." -Catawba 14 0 0 014 Presbyterian 7 21 21 1362 SCORING SUMMARY C-B roadway 1 run Norton kick P-Thorpe 34 pass from Sullivan (Gorney kick) C-Belllrun(Nortonklck) P-Sulllvan42run(Gorneyklck) P-Gorrie 1 run (Gorney kick P-Thoroe25passform Sullivan (Gorney kick) P-Sulllvan2run (Gorney kick) P-Gorrie5passfrom Sullivan (Gorney kick1) i P-Grlffln31run(Gorneykick) P-Bell6run(klck failed) P-Bell46run(Vaughnkick) PC Flrstdowns 12 33 Rushes-yards 44-226 64-532 Passing yards 93 122 Return yards 23 35 Comp-Att-Int 5-12-2 9-13-0 Punts O-OO 2-19 Fumbles-Lost 4-1 3-2 Penalties-Yards 4-27 2-20 Timeof Possession 26:56 33:04 INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING Marshall 11-77, Wilson 8-50, Parks 13-43, Broadway 3-1, Bell 4-20, White 3-11.

Owens 2-6. PC: Gorrle21-136, Yonce 20-141, Sulll- i van 6-79, Griffin 4-77, Bell 7-75, Wlggers 3-10, By Alan Cannon Special correspondent CLINTON On a day of firsts at Presbyterian College's Bailey Memorial Stadium, perhaps the biggest accomplishment for the Blue Hose was their glimpse at what sustainable success might look like. A week after an emotional victory over Wofford one which cost Coach John Perry his hair Presbyterian moved to its best start since 1989 with a 62-14 homecoming triumph over struggling Catawba. "This feels wonderful," said senior offensive lineman Chad Jordan, who has shared many of the Blue Hose's recent struggles. "We've never been on this end of a game like this.

We've never won a homecoming since I've been here.This is what I've been waiting for." The victory, Presbyterian's third consecutive, improved the Blue Hose's record to 3-3 overall and 1-2 in SAC-8play. Presbyterian's 62 points were the most scored by a Blue Hose team since 1922. Led by tailback Steve Gorrie's 141 yards on 20 carries, Presbyterian set records for team rushing (518), total offense (640) and first downs (33). Perry, happy for the reserves given the chance to play by the margin of victory "We haven't had enough of these," he said I7e PZHFOnn Most Scheduled Maintenance Service! on a Filter Includes: aughts wiper Drive Beits Hoset Wheel Alignmsnt Repack FrontRear Bearings Rotate Balance Tires Automatic Transmission Fluid Shocks Stmls Manual Transmission Fluid Transaxlls Fluid Bar Dtffersntlal Fluid CV Joints OIL CHANGE FILTER YOUR CAR'S MOST FREQUENTLY NEEDED SERVICE I Install new ol fitter I CrQQ tRefilluptoS 1 1 quarts lOW-Mol 1 1 lyJjMo.tcar. $1 .00 fee for oU fiter removal 99 Complete Vthlclt Intptctlon Most Cars WHEEL ALIGNMENT 29" $3999 Front Whatk Only Thrust Anpjlt COMPUTER PERFECT, SAVES TIRE LIFE Inspect stawinoauspansion syatam 81 all adjustable anglea to manufacturer specs Road test vehicle MmICaia Parti Mn InMdaB 4-TIRE ROTATION AND WHEEL BALANCE $0499 4UI I Most cars A regular maintenance must Helps tires wear evenly, so your tires wear longer MAINTENANCE BRAKE SERVICE SCQ99 DMD Most cars and light trucks Dik or Dmm: Intpact brake hOM Install premium padtahoea 0 Rmurfaca dnimarotort Road tatt vahicla ESTMAT1S ARE ALWAYS PHOVIOCO WITH BRAKE SCmCt BECAUSE UANV CASES THERE MAY BE EXTRA COSTS 0w iwmt.

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John Whitcomb threw for three second-half touchdowns, including the winning score with 47 seconds left, as Alabama-Birmingham defeated Wofford 34-27 Saturday in college football. After Wofford missed a 50-yard field goal attempt that would have broken a 27-27 tie, the Blazers (2-4) drove for the winning score. Whitcomb hit Cedrick Bu-channon with a 41-yard touchdown pass with 47 seconds left. Wofford (2-4) had 410 yards of offense. Wofford 3 10 7 727 Alo-Birm.

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