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B-C Sentinel Star. Sunday. September 16. 1979 South i "Wake Forest stuns Georgia From Sentinel Star Service Penalties-yards covered 16 and 10 yards, both going to Wayne Baumgardner. The Demon Deacons got a 34-yard field goal from Frank Harnisch in the third quarter after Georgia had bolted to a 21-13 halftime lead with two touchdowns following fumble recoveries in the final 90 seconds of the second quarter.

It was the second straight victory for the Deacons, who won only one game last season. It was the season opener for Georgia. Georgia's Rex Robinson was just short on a 58-yard field goal attempt on the final play of the game. ATHENS, Ga. Jay Venuto fired three touchdown passes and James McDougald ran for 193 yards as Wake Forest upset 12th-ranked Georgia 22-21 Saturday.

Venuto connected with McDougald on a 9-yard pass for the game-winning touchdown 31 seconds into the final quarter of a sloppily-played game in which both teams suffered seven turnovers. Venuto, who completed 20 of 34 passes for 273 yards, hit on four of five for 65 yards in an 89-yard drive that erased Georgia's 21-16 lead after three quarters. Venuto's other two touchdown passes came in the first quarter and vtm? imm imimmllfm Rr YV't if 101 1. f(j jr Oi'ii'lm i E.CaroHna Duke KOI 014 0 14 0 1428 ECU Collins 26 run (kick railed) DUKE Crenshaw 3 run (McKmney kick) DUKE Frederick 1 pass from Driskell (McKmney kick) ECU Green 1 run (Green run) DUKE Driskell 5 run (McKmney kick) DUKE Driskell 3 run (McKmney kick) A 33.800 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING ECU. Harrell 8-55 Collins 19-33.

Duke. Driskell 13-119, Crenshaw 15-55. Rhett 13-49. PASSING ECU. Green 7-19-2 50.

Duke. Driskell 5-6-0 92. Browning 3-6-0 25. RECEIVING ECU. Davenport 2-28.

Collins 2-10 Duke. Frederick 5-50, Jones 2-55. VMI Richmond. .17 ...7 LEXINGTON, Va. The Virginia Military Keydets, stunned by Reggie Evans' 100-yard kickoff return, retaliated with a 75-yard scoring drive for a 17-7 victory over Richmond's Spiders.

Kentucky loses in final seconds WAKE FOREST GEORGIA 31 17 57-287 42-175 283 214 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards when Trotman saw Franklin line up all by himself. While the Kansas State bench screamed for someone to cover him, Franklin took the pitch and raced in untouched. RICHMOND VMI First downs 9 20 Rushes-yards 31-106 68-257 Passing yards 75 41 Return yards 18 8 Passes 6-13-0 4-9-0 Punts 6-41 5-88 Fumbles-lost 2-2 41 Penalties-yards 4-50 5-64 Richmond 0 0 7 07 Va. Military 0 3 11 317 Associated Press Auburn's Trotman pitches Tigers to victory. KANSAS ST AUBURN First dowhs 1 9 20 Rushes-weds 42-115 51-207 Passing yards 256 110 Return yards 58 1 76 Passes 31-18-2 15-7-2 Punts 5-42 3-44 Fumbles-lost 1-1 4-2 Penalties-yards 9-45 4-36 Kansas Sun Oil 18 Auburn 7 0 3 1126 Southwest Scanlon fires Hogs past Colorado St.

43 117 20-34-3 16-29-4 5-37 7-42 6-4 3-3 2-20 2-30 Wake Forest Georgia 13 0 3 (22 7 14, 021 Ga Woerner 50 interception return (Robinson hick) WF Baumgardner 16 pass from Venuto (Harnisch kick) WF Baumgardner 10 pass from Venuto (kick tailed) Ga Guthrie 4 run (Robinson kick) Ga Brown 18 pass from Bolue (Robinson kick) WF FG Harnisch 34 WF McDougald 9 pass from Venuto (pass failed) A 57,500 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Wake Forest. McDougald 30-180. Kirby 9-75 Georgia. Kelly 10-65. Guthrie 16-49 PASSING Wake Forest.

Venuto 20-34-3, 283. Georgia. Belue 12-21-2. 151. RECEIVING Wake Forest.

Baumgardner 6-100. Georgia. Scott 8-137. South Carolina 24 Western Michigan 7 COLUMBIA, S.C. Quarterback Garry Harper scored two touchdowns and passed for another Saturday night to spark a second-half comeback that rallied South Carolina to a 24-7 victory over Western Michigan.

1 The Gamecocks trailed 7-3 at halftime and had been unable to move the ball before Harper ignited the offense. Mich 07 39-67 72 4 5-11-1 7-37 1-0 3-25 S.C. 21 60-221 86 30 6-13-1 4-37 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbies-tost -Penalties-yards Michigan S.Carolina 7 0 0 07 0 3 14 724 WMU Caper 6 run (Laupp kick) SCar FG Leopard 34 SCar Rogers 23 pass from Harper (Leopard kick) SCar Harper 1 run (Leopard kick) SCar Harper 1 run (Leopard kick) A 60.137 N.C. State 31 Virginia 27 RALEIGH, N.C. Quarterback Scott Smith ran for three touchdowns, passed for a fourth and the North Carolina State defense held off a second-half Virginia comeback to give the Wolfpack a 31-27 victory over the Cavaliers.

The Wolfpack, now 2-0 on the season, erupted for four second-quarter touchdowns to take a 31-7 lead into the locker room at the half, a margin Virginia was never able to overcome despite three second-half TDs. Virginia's hopes died when Marion Gale picked off a Todd Kirtley pass on Virginia's 44-yard line with just over a minute left in the game. VIRGINIA N.C. ST 13 26 37-251 78-295 103 124 30 19 11-17-2 5-10-0 6-34 4-34 0-0 4-2 5-34 3-25 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Virginia N.C. State 0 7 7 1327 28 0 031 NCS FG Ritter 21 NCS Smith 2 run (Ritter kick) UVA Taylor 3 run (Morrison kick) NCS Ouick 69 pass from Smith (Ritter kick) NCS Smith 1 run (Ritter kick) NCS Smith 1 run (Ritter kick) UVA Vigomo 4 run (Morrison kick) UVA Marchibroda 6 pass from Kirtley (Mornson kick) UVA Vigorito 26 run (pass failed) A 45,800 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Virginia.

Vigonto 17-192 Taylor 15-85. Slate. Vickers 30-157. Canafly 11-55 PASSING Virginia. Kirtley N.C State.

Smith RECEIVING Virginia, Marchibroda. 3-34. NC. Slate Ouck. 4-111 AP-MH-09-16 2206EDT Duke 28 E.

Carolina 14 DURHAM, N.C. Quarterback Stanley Driskell came off the bench to score two touchdowns and throw for a third in leading Duke's Blue Devils to a 28-14 upset victory over East Carolina as Red Wilson won his coaching debut. Driskell replaced starter Craig Browning at the start of the second period and led Duke on two 80-yard marches through the Pirates, using only 15 plays. Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards From Sentinel Star Sendees Ky. A clipping penalty cost Kentucky an apparent winning touchdown with five sec-6nds left, and Tommy Griggs then missed a 34-yard field goal attempt as Miami of Ohio held on for a 15-14 victory Saturday.

tailback Chris Jones fell onto the end zone flag to cap a desperate Kentucky drive in the fading seconds after Miami had gone ahead on Mark Hunter's one-yard run and quarterback Chuck Hauck's two-point conversion run with 59 seconds left. The clipping penalty moved Kentucky back to its 17, but the chance Of victory in the Wildcats' season opener flittered away a second and final time when Griggs' field goal try sailed off to the left. KENTUCKY F'rst downs Bushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 15 16 54-209 69 19 6-13-0 8-32 2-1 4-43 33-91 201 15-31-1 6-4? 5-2 5-36 Miami. Ohio Kentucky 0 0 7 15 14 0 014 Ken Shutt 1 run (Griggs kick) Ken Shutt 1 run (Griggs kick) Mia Treadwell 39 pass Irom Hauck (Giese kick) Mia Hunter 1 run lHauck run) A 57.800 Maryland 19 Clemson 0 1 CLEMSON, S.C. Dale Castro kicked four field goals to set a Maryland record and give the Terrapins a 19-0 victory over Clemson.

The loss broke Clemson's 11-game winning streak, the longest in the nation. Two of Castro's field goals were set up by two of three interceptions by Maryland safety Ralph Lary. The third interception by the 6-foot-2 junior from Potomac, ended Clemson's hope of avoiding a shutout. CLEMSON 10 10 First downs Pushes-yards Passing yards Return yards (Passes Penis Fumbles-losf Penalties-yards 55-194 46-129 6b 51 6 17-3 9-46 29 0 3-6-0 10-37 6-0 4-30 1-1 6-70 0 0 1019 0 0 0 00 Mary Castro 43 Wary FG Castro 18 Mary FG Castro 3 Mary FG Castro 33 Mary Wmglield 31 run (Castro kick) A 52 474 Auburn 26 Kansas State 18 AUBURN, Ala. Auburn's Charlie Trotman caught Kansas State napping with a 30-yard touchdown pass to unguarded Bryon Franklin, breaking open a see-saw contest and keying Auburn to a 26-18 victory over Kansas State.

Auburn was trailing Kansas State 12-10 early in the fourth period VMI FG Jones 31 VMI FG Jones 41 Rich Evans 100 kickoff return (Schramme kick) VMI Hostetter 5 run (Allen pass from Hupertz) VMI FG Jones 45 A 6.300 William Mary 28 Colgate 15 WILLIAMSBURG, Va. William and Mary, behind quarterback Chris Garrity, rolled over Colgate 28-15. COLGATE 18 35-114 169 26 33-18-4 4-36 3-1 2-26 W1M 15 55-166 110 30 15- 9-0 6-39 1-0 5-63 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Colgate William Mary 0 0 7 815 7 7 7 728 W4M Burgess 10 run (Libassi kick) WM Lang 3 run (Libassi kick) W4.M Lang 15 run (Libassi kick) Col Stanton 8 pass from Marzo (Byrne kick) W4M Garrity 8 run (Libassi kick) Col Freeman 15 pass from Rosenfeld (Young pass from Rosenleld) A 10.000 Virginia Tech 41 Appalachian St 32 BLACKSBURG, Va. Quarterback Steve Casey passed for two touchdowns and ran for another and tailback Kenny Lewis ran for 161 yards and one touchdown, enabling Virginia Tech to offset three touchdown passes by Appalachian State quarterback Steve Brown for a 41-32 victory. ASU 26 VPf 27 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 41-151 348 1 22-44-3 4-37 4-2 6-54 69-444 105 26 7-10-0 5-43 4-3 5-44 Appalachian 8L Virginia Tech 7 10 7 32 14 7 7 1341 VPI Lewis 1 run (Laury kick) ASU Beasley 27 pass from Brown (French kick) VPI Casey 17 run (Laury kick) VPI Dnnkard 3 pass from Casey (Laury kick) ASU FG French 34 ASU Estes 1 run (French kick) ASU Beasley 27 pass trom Brown (French kick) VPI Fitzgerald 15 run (Laury kick) VPI Lawrence 59 run (Laury kick) ASU Hayes 21 pass Irom Brown (Kilday run) VPI Zoihcoffer 27 pass Irom Casey (kick tailed) A 30,300 Southern Miss 24 Cincinnati 6 HATTIESBURG, Miss.

Tailback Ricky Floyd scored twice on short runs to spark Southern Mississippi to a 24-6 triumph over Cincinnati and give the Golden Eagles their first victory of the season. Floyd's touchdowns on identical 1-yard plunges both capped long first-half scoring drives. The Eagles added points in the fourth period on a 31 -yard field goal by Winston Walker and a 7-yard pass from quarterback Dane McDaniel to tight end Marvin Harvey. East Aub Trotman 39 run (Portela kick) KaSt Whitley 13 pass Irom Pans (kick failed) Aut Portela 48 tieid goal KaSt Whitley 23 pass Irom Pans (kick failed) Aub Franklin 30 pass from Trotman (Bobbins pass Irom Trotman) Aub Cribbs 3 run (Brooks run) KaSt Goodlow 36 pass Irom Pans (kick tailed) A 60.132 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Kansas State. Brown 18-92.

Duncan 16-45 Auburn Brooks 14 91, Cribbs 16-73 RECE'ViNG Kansas State, Goodlow 5-79, Whitley 3-66. Brown 3-30. Auburn. Robbms 3-46, Franklin 2-43 PASSING Kansas State Pans 31-18-2-256, Auburn, Trotman 13-5-2 100 Tennessee 28 Boston College 16 NEWTON, Mass. James Berry plunged for two touchdowns and Jimmy Streater and Hubert Simpson sprinted for one apiece in leading Tennessee to a 28-16 victory over Boston College.

Berry and Streater rallied the Vols after Boston College had gone in front 16-9 on a 40-yard pass from Jay Palazola to Rob Rikard in the opening minute of the second half. TENNESSEE BOSTON 23 20 4B-21 2 53-206 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards 139 134 20 11-20-1 4-40 4-3 6-59 27 12-26-3 5-40 2-1 4-60 Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Tennessee Boston College 1 IS 6 28 6 7 016 Tenn Berry 2 run (pass failed) BC Gamble 2 run (kick tailed) BC FG Cooper 23 Tenn FG Duncan 40 BC Rikard 40 passs from Palazola (Cooper kick) Tenn Berry 1 run (Duncan kick) Tenn Streater 13 run (pass tailed) Tenn Simpson 7 run (pass failed) A 30,150 Mississippi 38 Memphis State 34 MEMPHIS, Tenn. Freshman Buford McGee scored from 53 yards out on his first collegiate carry and added a 74-yard touchdown run later in the game to lead Mississippi to a 38-34 season-opening victory over Memphis State. On the Rebels' first play from scrimmage, McGee took a pitchout and raced around the right end of the Memphis State line. He broke one tackle, then headed unchallenged for the end zone.

Near the end of the second quarter when the Tigers had cut the Ole Miss advantage to 24-21, McGee again provided the big play. That time, the 6-1, 195-pound tailback went over right tackle, cut to the sideline, headed back across the field and raced 74 yards for the score. PSU Rut -PSU psu PSU psu FG Mendhardt 21 FG Staruell 28 Warner 6 run (Mendhardt kick) FG Mendhardt 41 Warner 18 run (Mendhardt kick) Warner rv pass irom rate (Meno- hardl kick) PSU zone) PSU Safety (ball centered out of end LaPoinw 21 pass trom Tale (Mend- hardt kick) Rut zeii ick) PSU Dorn 72 pas from McMichaei (Stan- Safety (McMichaet tackled end PSU Mr-Clelland 32 run (Mendhardt kick) A 77.309 Army 26 Connecticut 10 CONNECTICUT AflMV 14 19 First downs Rusnes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts FumCieS-IOSt Penalties-yards 45-152 128 47 14-24-2 7-33 4-2 5-51 52-241 105 67 7-17-2 8-76 4 2 8-0 7 010 1 7 M2t From $ntlnt Star SnrlcM LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Kevin Scanlon scored one touchdown and set up two other touchdowns with long passes as 17th-ranked Arkansas recorded a 36-3 victory Saturday night over a Colorado State team that frittered away numerous scoring opportunities. It was the season opener for Arkansas.

Colorado State now is 0-2. On two occasions while the game was in doubt, Colorado State had a first down inside the Arkansas 5 and both times came up empty-handed. Baylor Texas 17 7 WACO, Texas Baylor exploded for 17 second-quarter with Walter Abercrombie flashing 19 yards for a touchdown and Howard Fields setting up another with a 53-yard punt return, as Baylor defeated Texas 17-7. The Aggies tried to fashion a comeback with David Brothers scoring on a six-yard run in the third quarter, but the loss of three second-half fumbles ruined chances. It was Baylor's second consecutive victory of the new season, and gave the Bears a 1-0 mark in the Southwest Conference.

dropping its second game in a row, never got farther than the Baylor 36-yard line in the first half, and lost fumbles at the Baylor 30, 42 and Baylor 33 in the second half. Texas Tech 17 New Mexico 7 LUBBOCK, Texas The Texas Tech Red Raiders converted interceptions by sophomore safety Tate Randle into two scores, including Ron Reeves 10-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, for a 17-7 vie- yards in the first half, set up a 24-yard field goal by Mark Schubert that gave Pitt a 3-0 lead with 3:12 gone in the second quarter. KANSAS PITTSBURGH 10 27 22-17 47-170 202 277 30 14 29-39-0 22-38-4 10-39 6-34 51 2-1 9 82 10-122 First down Rushes-yards Passing yarda Return yard Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Kansa Pittsburgh 0 0 0 00 0 17 7 024 Pitt FG Schubert Pitt St'H 20 pas trom Trocano (Schubert kick) Pin Still 23 pass trom Mar.no (Schubert kick) P'tt Still 23 pass from Trocano (Schubert kick) A 41.545 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING hens Sydney 9-22 Pitt McMillen 21-141 Jacoos 15-43 PASSING Hens Cimfon 30-17-0-163 Pitt Trocano 26-16-2-189 Marino 1 1-5-1-79 RECEIVING Kens. Murphy 5-64 Little 5-57 Socek 2 44 Pitt Still 5-82 Pryor 6-73 Hewtune 3-55 tory over New Mexico Saturday night. Bill Adams kicked field goals of 29 and 24 yards in the first half that gave Tech a lead that held into the fourth quarter.

He added a 35-yarder with 30 seconds to play. The Lobos disdained a field goal try early in the final quarter to gamble on a fourth and three from the Tech 10. But quarterback Brad Wright pitched wide to fullback Mark Williams for a 10-yard loss. HEX TEK TECH 15 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 45-148 57-2'3 52 6b 6-13-3 5-38 1-0 5-71 22 8-M-4 4 0 7-74 New Mexico Texas Tech 0 77 0 1117 TT FG Adams 29 TT FG Adams TT Reeves 10 run (Newsome pass trom Reeves) NM Wright 1 run (Moore kick) TT FG Adams 35 A 42.109 Rice 21 Tulane 17 HOUSTON Quarterback Randy Hertel tossed an 11-yard pass to tight end Robert Hubble with 2:16 left in the game, capping a 78-yard drive that boosted Rice to a 21-17 upset victory over Tulane. SMU TCU ..27 7 ICU 10 32- 80 85 46 7-22-2 9-38 6-3 6-64 SMU a 68-273 119 64 12-20-1 8-39 4-1 8-121 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumoles-lost Penalties-yards Southern Methodist Texas Christian 7 10 10 27 0 7 07 SMU Fisher, 15 pass trom Taylor (Garcia kick) TCU Berry, 41 pass int return (Porter kick) SMU FG Garcia 44 SMU Taylor.

3 run (Garcia kick) SMU Charles Hunt, lateral recovery in end zone) (Garcia kick) SMU FG Garcia 37 A 28.732 Navy 26 Citadel 7 ANNAPOLIS Quarterback Bob Powers hit tight end Curt Gainer for one touchdown and scored another on a keeper play from inches out as Navy opened its season with a 26-7 victory over The Citadel. CITADEL NAVY 19 61-245 110 10 4-10-1 4-31 6-3 3-25 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbies-lost Penatties-yards 37-55 41 21 4-11-0 11 33 3-2 1-15 Citadel Navy 0 0 0 77 8 10 11 0 2 Navy FG Fehr 24 Navy Gainer 51 pass trom Powers (Fenr kick) Nevy FG Fehr 20 Nevy Powers 1 run (Feir kick) Navy Sherlock 5 run tailed I Citadel Siawson 25 pass irom Shraoer (Chavez kick) A 17.435 CAROLINA DUKE First downs 22 1 9 Rushes-yards 58-283 57-252 Passing yards 50 117 Return yards 83 50 Passes 7-20-2 $-12-0 Punts 5-35 8-36 Fumbles-lost 4-3 l-i Still latches on to 3 touchdowns as Pittsburgh shuts out Kansas Warner, Penn State roll by Rutgers 45-10 Conn Soger FG 38 Army Skoda 28 pass trom Muirane (kick failed) Army Aucorh FG 33 Army Fannestock 26 pass from Muirane (Aucoin kick) Conn Miller 3 pass from Sweitzer (Soger kick) Army Aucoin FG 28 Army Hiiiierd 10 interception (Aucoin kick) A 31,727 Syracuse ....24 W. Virginia 14 VA. SYRACUSE First down 21 27 Rushes-yards 42-143 68-356 Passing yard 169 120 Return yards 19 27 Passe 19-29-1 6-10-1 Punts 4-38 2-22 Fumoles-lott 2-2 2-1 Penalties-yards 4-40 6-56 Vlrotola 0 0 0 1414 Syracuse 6 10 24 From Sentinel Star Services STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Curt Warner scored three touchdowns and accounted for 292 total yards in the best performance by a freshman in Penn State's 92-year football history as the seventh-ranked Nittany Lions opened their season with a 45-10 victory over Rutgers Saturday.

After a 3-3 first period, Warner broke the game open with touchdown runs of 6 and 18 yards and a scoring reception on a 62-yard pass play. RUTGERS HtNNbl First downs Pusfes-yardft Passing yards Return yards Passes Punt' Fumties-iost Penalties-yards 22 30-8 b3-324 178 125 25 61 12 8-13-1 5-39 6-41 1-1 0-0 7-48 7-6? 1 0 1 24 7 010 From SftHnot Sf Sfnio PITTSBURGH Split end Ralph Still caught three touchdown passes two from Rick Trocano and one from freshman Dan Marino to lead 16th-ranked Pittsburgh to a 24-0 victory over Kansas Saturday. Fullback Randy McMillan, a 230-pound junior college transfer, added 140 yards rushing on 21 carries for Pitt, which held Kansas to minus 17 yards rushing on 22 attempts to spoil the return of Jayhawks Coach Don Fambrough. Kansas, coming off a 1-10 season, held Pitt scoreless in the first period, but the Panthers erupted for 17 points in a 7:21 span of the second period. McMillen, who rushed for 110 SU FG Anderson 37 SU FG Anderson 34 SU Mandeviite 1 run (Anderson kick) SU Monk 38 pass trom Warner (Monk pass from Warner I WVU Thomas 19 pass from Luck (Sinclair kick) WVU Conwefl 1 run (Sinclair kick) SU FG Anderson 24 A 10.375 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING WVU.

Conwerl 9-59, Beck 6-38 SU Mom 20-166 Mendevilie 24-90 PASSING WVU Luck 15-20-1-100 SU. Huney 5-8-1-82. Warner 1-2-0-38 RECEIVING WVU. Miller 6-41. Thome 4-70 SU.

Monk 3-03, Morra 2-17..