The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 11

yrrrrrTTT 1 rr shreveport-bossier The Times 8-C Not. 3, 1985 AP Loser photo i7 Serrano gets Jags past Tennessee St. 1 Late spurt pushes Terps past Heels ACC 'St as. The Associated Press 1 Maryland's Rick Badanjek scored two of his three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to blunt a North Caro-" Una comeback as the Terps defeated the Tar Heels 28-10 Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference game at "College Park. Badanjek, who has 46 touchdowns The Associated Press DETROIT Roger Serrano's second field goal of the game, an 18-yard-er with 51 seconds left, lifted Southern University to a 13-10 victory over Tennessee State in the inaugural Coleman A.

Young Foundation Football Classic on Saturday. The non-conference contest was played before 18,539 at Tiger Stadium, the first time since 1974 that a football game was played at the facility near downtown Detroit. Southern, 5-3, opened the scoring on a 33-yard field goal by Serrano in the second period. But the Tigers, 5-4, responded with 10 third-period points. Quarterback Gilbert Renfroe ran 4 yards for a TD and David Hood added the extra point before kicking a 32-yard field goal later in the period.

The Jaguars tied the game with 4:46 left in the fourth period when Alji Tapp hit Connell Swain with an 8-yard TD pass on fourth down. Southern, of the Southwest Athletic STATE ROUNDUP Conference, defeated Tennesee State for the first time since 1969. Proceeds from the game were to finance college scholarships for Detroit-area black students. The foundation is named for Detroit Mayor Coleman A. Young.

Nicholls St. beaten Sam Houston State tailback Luther Turner rushed for three touchdowns to led his team past Nicholls State 28-14 in a Gulf Star Conference game at Huntsville, Texas. Turner scored on 2- and 3-yard rushes to give Sam Houston a 14-0 halftime lead. Nicholls State tied the score 14-14 in the third, minutes before a 2-yard Turner run put Sam Houston ahead for good. Sam Houston rose to 5-3 on the season 2-1 in the conference, while Nicholls State fell to 4-4 and 1-2.

'5 5 ftX IW 1 4 feTOAT missed the extra point ending a streak of 1 10 straight PATs made by Georgia Tech kickers. Tailback Cory Collier, who didn't start because of a deep thigh bruise, raced 11 yards to begin the drive, and Dewberry teamed with Lee on a 30-yard pass play to the Duke 28 as Georgia Tech climbed to 5-2-1, 4-1. Duke, which has lost five straight, fell to 2-6, 0-4. CLEMSON 26, WAKE FOREST 1 0 Tailback Kenny Flowers rushed for 1 4 1 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Tigers past the Decon Demons at Clemson. Despite being ahead the entire game, the Tigers, who picked up their fifth win in eight games, were never able to put the Demon Deacons away.

Clemson kept alive its hope of an ACC title by improving its league mark to 4-1. Wake Forest dropped to 3-6 overall and 0-5 in the league. Flowers and tailback Stacey Driver were primarily responsible for Clemson's offensive attack. Flowers, a 6-0, 210-pound junior from Daytona Beach, scored on a 1-yard dive play and a 52-yard run in the first half, when he rushed for 71 yards on seven carries. Driver finished with 114 yards and did most of the legwork that led to Clemson's first touchdown.

N.C. STATE 21, SOUTH CAROLINA 17 Split end Haywood Jef- i in 44 career games, scored on trie second play of the period to give Maryland, 6-2 and 4-0 in the ACC, breathing room after freshman I quarterback Jonathan Hall rallied the Tar Heels to within 14-10. The senior fullback's third TD icame with 3:43 left, giving him I seven TDs against North Carolina, I 44, 2-2, in two seasons. He finished i with 88 yards on 24 carries. Badanjek also scored late in the 'i first quarter and the Terps made it 14-0 by half time on a two-yard TD pass from Stan Gelbaugh to Chris Knight in the second period.

The Tar Heels, who moved beyond 1 roidf ield once in the first half, scored i in the third quarter on a 43-yard field goal by Kenny Miller and a 15- yard touchdown pass from Hall to i Eric Streater. GEORGIA TECH 9, DUKE 0 Split end Gary Lee hauled in four passes for 90 yards including a 22-i yard touchdown pass late in the sec- ond quarter at Durham to lead the Rambling Wreck. Lee, a 6-foot-l, 193-pound junior, made a diving catch in the end zone of a John Dewberry pass to give the Yellow Jackets a 6-0 lead with 1:00 i left in the opening half. David Bell There's no escape for North Carolina State quarterback Kevin Anthony from Maryland linebacker Steve Kelly as Anthony is soon sacked in the Wolfpack backfield. The Terrapins went on to take a 28-10 victory.

Indians nip Movin Mavs, 13-12 down the middle of the field past the remaining South Carolina defenders. The touchdowns were the 1 1th and 12th of the season for Kramer, who broke the Wolfpack record of 10 set last year by Tim Esposito. Until the fourth quarter, the game was a defensive struggle that allowed North Carolina State a mere 6-3 advantage at the end of three play. Roper had kicked field goals of 32, 38 and 50 yards to give the Mavericks a 9-0 halftime advantage. He made good on a 21-yard try in the third quarter.

Arkansas State scored in the third quarter on a 62-yard run by fullback Rickey Jemison. After four fourth-quarter drives stalled, the Mavericks drove 80 yards in the final minutes to set up Roper's final attempt. JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) Quarterback Dwane Brown rambled 71 yards on an option keeper for a fourth-quarter touchdown to lead Arkansas State to a 13-12 Southland Conference victory over Texas-Arlington Saturday. The slim lead provided by Brown's scoring run with 14:43 to go in the game and a failed attempt at a two-point conversion held up as Texas-Arlington kicker Scott Roper missed a 30-yard attempt with six seconds to fires scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns, one on a 75-yard pass play for the winning points, as the Wolf pack shocked the Gamecocks in Columbia.

The Wolfpack held off a late Gamecock rally to end a 5-game losing streak. Jeffires, a 195-pound junior reserve, twice juggled quarterback Erik Kramer's game-winning pass before he hauled it in and sprinted powboys hold off Buffaloes Thomas scores two touchdowns for OSU Jmms BIG EIGHT FIRST TIME AVAILABLE A tree stand of revolutionary new design COMPACT, 32 pounds, EASILY PORTABLE to those out-of-the-way areas most tavored by deer I VERSATILE, 13 feet high meets your reqirements tor both gun and bow hunting STABLE, COMFORTABLE to increase your hunting pleasure HUNT with CONFIDENCE Hunt with THOMAS r- 299.00 199.00 ADVERTISED NATIONALLY AT NOW SALE PRICED AT From The Associated Press BOULDER, Colo. Sophomore tailback Thurman Thomas rushed for 201 yards and two touchdowns as 12th-ranked Oklahoma State held off determined Colorado 14-11 Saturday in Big Eight football. Thomas' scoring runs of one yard late in the second quarter and 60 yards early in the third quarter gave the Cowboys a 14-3 lead in the rugged defensive struggle. After Colorado had taken a 3-0 lead on ILarry Eckel's 29-yard, second-quarter field goal, the Cowboys countered with a 65-yard drive to go up 7-3 with 1:06 left in the half.

Thomas dived the final yard. Then, on the third play from scrimmage in the second half, Thomas burst off the left side and outran the CU secondary for a 60-yard TD dash, But, in the final period, Craig Keonan came on to quarterback Colorado the third Buffalo signal-caller to appear in the game because of injuries to smarter Mark Hatcher and backup Alan Strait. it Kcenan directed a 14-play, 67-yard drive that was capped Keenan's 2-yard run with 4:49 remaining. Kecnan $en ran for the two-point conversion, fulling the Buffs to within three points. tOSU managed to run more than three minutes off the clock on its next series, with Thomas gaining seven yards with a pass on a third-and-six play and quarterback Ronnie Wil-lihrtjs scrambling for an 8-yard gain on thirf-and-seven to keep the drive alive.

fjWjten the Cowboys finally punted, Colorado was at its own 20-yard line With! 1:11 left and no time outs. CU coulp" advance no farther than its own 41, as defensive tackle Leslie O'Neal sacked Keenan on a key thir-down play to preserve the goals of 31 and 54 yards, the latter a Kansas record. The 162 yards by Holieway, who played less than three quarters, was the most ever by an Oklahoma freshman quarterback. It broke the record of 135 set a week ago by Eric Mitchel. Oklahoma scored two touchdowns in each of the final two periods as they put more than 40 points on the board for the third time this season.

With the score 27-6, Oklahoma intercepted Norseth for the second time and took over at the Kansas 5-yard line. One play later, halfback Spencer Tillman scored to make it 34-6. The final Oklahoma touchdowns came on a 30-yard run by Perry and on a 19-yard pass from Mitchel to split end Derrick Shepard. Oklahoma, ranked first in the nation in total defense, held Kansas to 175 yards. MISSOURI 28, IOWA ST.

27 At Ames, Iowa, Darrell Wallace scored on a one-yard run with 1:11 left and Warren Seitz followed with a two-point conversion pass to Herbert Johnson to give Tigers its first victory of the season, over Iowa State. Missouri rallied from a 24-14 half-time deficit to break a 10-game losing streak that dated back to last season, jthe longest in school history, and give first-year Coach Woody Widenhofer a long-awaited victory. The Tigers are 1-7 overall and 1-3 Big Eight Iowa State, losing for the fifth time in the last six games, fell to 3-5 and 1-3. Missouri drove 69 yards in eight plays to get the winning points after Rick Frank's 30-yard field goal gave Iowa State a 27-20 lead with 2:09 left. The big play was Seitz's 37-yard completion to Johnson, which put the ball at the Iowa State 8.

THE THOMAS TREE STAND COMPANY 905 EAST STREET TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS 75502 501772-2517 Registered trademark Patent Pending I VI; OSU raised its overall record to 6-1 and Big Eight mark to 2-1. Colorado, suffering its second straight loss to a nationally ranked team, dropped to 5-3 overall and 2-2 in the conference. OKLAHOMA 48, KANSAS 6 At Norman, Oklahoma freshman quarterback Jamelle Holieway rushed for 162 yards and a touchdown to lead the ninth-ranked Sooners to a conference win over the Jayhawks. Holieway averaged more than eight yards per carry and also threw for 82 yards and a touchdown as Oklahoma improved to 5-1 overall, 3-0 in the conference. Kansas fell to 5-4 and 1-3.

Oklahoma trailed 3-0 early, but broke the game open with 20 straight second-quarter points. The Sooners tied the score early in the period on a 28-yard field goal by Tim Lashar, then took the lead for good less than a minute later when Holieway hit tight end Keith Jackson with a 42-yard touchdown pass. The score came two plays after Oklahoma intercepted a Mike Norseth pass. On its next possession, Oklahoma drove 92 yards in 13 plays and scored when fullback Leon Perry went in from the 2-yard line. Lashar added another field goal, this time from 26 yards, just before halftime.

Holieway had runs of 18, 25, 15, 14 and 23 yards in the first half, then tacked on a 40-yarder on the first play of the third quarter. The longest run of the day belonged to fullback Lydell Carr, who went 66 yards to set up Holieway's 1-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter. Carr finished with 114 yards. Placekicker Jeff Johnson did all the scoring for Kansas by booting field mam (m ma Now you can enjoy the rewards of woodworking without spending a cent until February 1, 19861 Just place your order for a new MARK var the Shopsmith Demonstration. But Hurryl This Special Deferred Payment Offer is available this week only at the Demonstration! 33? The Shopsmith MARK gives you the five most-needed woodworking power tools in one compact, space-saving unit! You get: Table Saw 34" lathe 16" Vertical Drill Press ir Disc Sander Horizontal Bonng wiavmim Why pay more for five separate toois i K0DIAK STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALL Place your order at the Shopsmith Demonstration and YOU'D also enjoy Big Savings on the MARK Vs regu ar price.

But Hurry! The Big Savings, plus Special Deferred a nAMAnttmf Anicl SALE PRICE SIZE SALE PRICE 37.95 P21575R15 $44.95 39.95 P22575R15 46.95 42.95 P23575R15 49.95 42.95 SIZE P18580R13 P19575R14 P20575R14 P20575R15 Payment is avaiiaDie oniy listed below. IpT Th tool to start IJf0 the ryjtem you grow with NiF For better woodworkers WE OFFER YOU A 100 LEVEL 22 BELTED TIRE AT PRICES BEIOW MOST 80 LEVEL 4 PLY POLYESTER TIRES WHITEWALL. SALE PRICE SIZE SALE PRICE Pick up set of Shopsmith Best of Hands-On Plans. Vol. 2.

Free, after watching the Demonstration! Each plan includes step-by-step instructions for making beautiful, lasting woodworking projects. Just clip the coupon below and bring it lo the show! SIZE And those who want to be freight charges must be paid ot time of delivery 21.95 21.95 25.95 26.95 28.95 P15580B-13 P16580B-13 P18575B-14 P19575B-14 P20575B-14 P21575B-14 P22575B-14 P21575B-15 P22575B-15 P23575B-15 29.95 29.95 28.95 29.95 32.95: Clip ond present this coupon to the Shopsmith representative after watching the MARK Demonstration lot Free set of Shopsmith Best of HondsOn Plans. Vol 1 Limit one per tomBy. See live demonstrations daily at: SOUTH PARK MALL 8924 Jewella Road Shreveport CENTRAL MALL 1-30 Richmond Road Txarkana LONGVIEW MALL 8500 McCann Road Longview maw Address. -2P- li 'CRAKE SERVICE IWiriMI WMIANlt AUGNMINT lev phone fry Wed.

Nov. 6 thru Sat. Nov. 9 HLVY DUTY SH0CIS 95 lcunerTttyownoSriC)psrnimpoweOol mko 516 la '49" n.r in i- je aAs. ii.