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D6 Daily Press, Newport News, Virginia, Sunday, November 16, 1980 Win Lady Pirates S. Mississippi Rips Richmond 33-12 Debut For Sinclair The plan failed, however, as Pridgeon and Highlander Cindy Crof-ford both got their hands on a rebound, Down by five early in the first half, Radford rallied to trail by one 1(32-31 at intermission. Hampton Institute forged ahead by five in the second half, but again Radford came storming back, gaining a 51-51 deadlock with 8:54 to play. For the next three minutes the liaH fmir mflrD timpfi hofnra the Lady Pirates broke out on top 63-59. From Wire Services HATTIESBURG.

Miss Tailback Sammy Winder, the nation's leading scorer going into the game, exploded for three touchdowns in the third quar ter Saturday to spark Southern Mississippi to a 33-12 win over Richmond. Southern Mississippi now is 8-2 on the year, and Richmond is 4-6. The teams traded a pair of field goals in the first half, which ended in a 6-6 deadlock. For Southern Mississippi. Winston Walker connected on shots of 32 and 37 yards.

Scott Schramme countered for Richmond with fielders of 40 and 43 yards. Southern's' first TD drive of the third quarter covered 39 yards on seven plays to put the Eagles up 12-6 after Walker missed the extra point. Richmond evened the count at 12 with 4.29 left in third quarter. Barry Redden got the touchdown on a one-yard run. Winder then scored twice in less than three minutes to put the Eagles ahead to stav 26-12.

ENTRAL FLORIDA 18. 14 ORLANDO. Fla. Mike Cullison threw for two last-period touchdowns, the second with 5:12 left, as Central With 3:24 lett, tne riraies neia their biggest lead of the night 67-61. '( In less than a minute, Tracie Wool-' ridge evened things up for Radford.

By RAY HEBERT Daily Press Sports Writer The Lady Pirates of Hampton Institute opened-their basketball season Saturday night in grand fashion. Not only 'did they give Coach Mary I in Sinclair a 72-69 triumph in her debut, but they knocked off defending Division II state champion Radford. With eight seconds remaining in the game, Deryle Pridgeon assured the Lady Pirates of their victory when she controlled a jump ball at the Highlanders' foiil line. The 5-foot-7 Pridgeon, who gave away four inches to her opponent on the jump ball, tapped the ball to a teammate, then raced down court, took a pass and scored as the buzzer sounded. "I'm totally excited," said Sinclair, who didn't show any signs of nervousness throughout the contest.

"I was excited irlside. I can't lose my composure during the game," she added. Toni Goodman put the Lady Pirates ahead for good at 70-69 with a field goal with 30 seconds remaining. Coach Pat Barrett's Highlanders immediately called time out to set up their last-shot plan. Eight seconds later the Highlanders again called time out for midcourt possession and to reassure themselves of their final shot.

Gwen Jordan toui snoi put Hi ahead, but Crofford scored moments later for Radford and a 69-68 lead. Goodman then tallied for the Lady Pirates and Pridgeon came through on the jump. Woolridge led all scorers with 18 points. Teammate Susan Tibbs and Hi's Jordan each added 16. RADFORD (491: Cleavenger 0 0-0 0.

Woolridge 7 4-4 16. Crofford I 2-2 4, Tibbs 8 0-O 16. Bailev 3 0-0 6. Milner 3 0-0 6. Bradley 2 1-3 S.

Waters 3 0-0 6. Willev 3 0-0 6. Webb 1 00 2. Totals 31 7-9 69, HAMPTON INSTITUTE (72): Goodman 6 1-3 13. DePoss 4 0-0 8.

Williams 3 0-2 6, Clork 3 0-0 6. Jordan 5 6 8 16, Thomas 3 0-0 6. LeAAor 2 1-1 5. Sanders 0 0-0 0. Pridgeon 6 0-2 12.

Totols 32 8 15 72. Radford Jl 3 Hompton Institute 37 40 72 Fouled out none. Team fouls Rod ford IS. Hampton Institute 14. A 1,200.

(AP Loserphoto) New Jersey Nets' Darwin Cook drives through traffic Jones, Mix Spark 76ers To Victory Florida overcame a 14-point deficit in the last 15 minutes for an 18-14 victory over Emory and Henry. Poquoson's Will Boylan caught passes for both touchdowns, an eight-yarder from Chris Thayer in the first period and a nine-yarder from halfback Todd Heldreath in the third. TULANE 21, MEMPHIS STATE 16 NEW ORLEANS Tailback Marvin Lewis slammed over for two fourth-quarter touchdowns to earn a lethargic Tulane a 21-16 victory over Memphis State and a Hall of Fame Bowl berth. Tulane's usually potent passing attack was smothered and Memphis State rolled almost at will on the ground against the Green Wave defense. LOUISVILLE 20, CINCINNATI 0 LOUISVILLE.

Ky. Pat Patterson and Mark Clayton scored their first touchdowns of the year to spark Louisville to a 20-0 victory over Cincinnati. Patterson, the starting quarterback, fell on a fumble by running back Bo Haden in the end zone to cap a series of Louisville breaks early in the second half. And Clayton teamed with freshman reserve quarterback Dean May for a 35-yard scoring play early in the fourth quarter. W.

CAROLINA 20, E. TENNESSEE 17 JOHNSON CITY. Tenn. The East Tennessee State Buccaneers gave up a costly 30 yards on a final Western Carolina touchdown drive as the Catamounts came from behind to win 20-17. The Buccaneers were assessed a 15-yard penalty for a late hit and immediately were assessed another one for unsportsmanlike conduct as Western Carolina drove 80 yards in five plays with Anthony James climaxing the drive with a 6-yard touchdown The Bucs came back with a drive to Western 34 which failed when Phil unt missed on a 52-yard field goal attempt.

Richmond So. Miss First downs 11 28 Eushes-vords 34-152 56-2 Passing vords 135 211 Return yards 0 Passes 715-2 18-20-0 Punts 3-35 3-51 FumblM-lost 0-0 21 Penalties-vards a-20 8-86 Richmond 3 3 6 0 12 So. Mississippi 3 3 20 7 33 Rich FG Schramme 40 SoMs FG Wolker SoAAs FG Walker 37 Rich FG Schramme 43 SoAAs Winder 1 run (kick toiled) Rich Redden I run (kick foileat SoAAs Winder 1 run (Wolker kick) SoAAs Winder 1 run (Wolker kick! SoAAs Livings 31 pass from Floyd (Walker kick) EmoryAHenrv 7 7 0 14 Central Florida 0 II 18 Gervin. despite resting on the bench Islanders End Sabres' Skein most of the second half with an injured ankle, tossed in 25 points to lead San Antonio to a 121-104 rout of Utah in a game between leaders of the Midwest Division. Gervin hit 19 points in the first half as San Antonio took the lead on their first possession and never relinquished II comparing I II ll ll JL mA 1 LJ JL don't torge't Zj i HAZARD it.

NEW JERSEY (108): Von Breda Kolff 2 0 0 4. Koren 5 3-7 13. Elliott 3 5-6 11. Neyylin 10 1-1 21 Jor dan 0 2-2 2. AAoore 6 0-0 12.

Gminski 5 2-3 12. Robinson 5 2-2 12, COOk 4 4-5 12. E. Jones 4 1-2 9. TotolS 44 20-28 108.

PHILADELPHIA (115): Erving 5 3-4 13. Jones 4 01 8. Cureton 7 13 15. Cheeks 7 11 15. Tonev 3 3-4 9, Hollins 4 2-2 10, B.

Jones 7 5-5 19. Mix 6 6-6 18. Richardson 4 0-0 8. Totals 47 21-26 115. New Jersey 23 26 31 28 108 Philadelphia 33 27 28 27 115 Fouled out None.

Total fouls New Jersey 16. Philadelphia 20. Technical New Jersey coach Lough-ery. Mix. A 12,628.

WASHINGTON (100): Ballord 8 2 3 18, Haves 13 8-12 34, Unseld 1 4 4 6. Grevev 2 11 5. Matthews 6 l-l 13. Porter 4 2 2 10, Kuachak 2 2-2 6. Corr 4 0-0 8.

Terry 0 0-0 0. Totols 40 20-25 100 ATLANTA (88): Drew 10 5 7 75. Roundlield 5 0-0 10. Howes 4 2-2 10. Hill 0 0-0 0.

Johnson 4 9-9 17. Collins 8 4-4 20. McMillen 0 0-0 0. Peltom 1 2-5 4. Burleson 0 0-0 0.

McElrov 1 0-0 2. Totals 33 22-27 88. POLYESTER CORD GOLDEN FALCON. A78-13 From Wire Services PHILADELPHIA Reserve forwards Bobby Jones and Steve Mix combined for 37 points Saturday to lead Philadelphia to a 115-108 National Basketball Association victory over the New Jersey Nets and give the 76ers their 14th triumph in their last 15 games. Although Philadelphia never trailed and led by as many as 19 points on five occasions.

New Jersey chipped away at the lead. Bob Elliott's two free throws with 3:54 remaining in the game pulled the Nets to within 108-102, but Jones and Julius Erving combined for six consecutive straight points to ice the win. The 76ers led 55-37 with with 3:45 to go in the half on two free throws by-Mix. Mike Gminski led a Nets' rally to cut the deficit to 60-49 at halftime. BULLETS 100, HAWKS 88 ATLANTA Elvin Hayes scored 34 points to lead the Washington Bullets past the slumping Atlanta Hawks 100-88.

The loss was the 10th in a row for Atlanta and 13th in their' last 14 outings. The Bullets snapped a two-game losing streak and have now won five of their last seven games. Hayes led the Bullets' offense in the fourth quarter, scoring 10 of his points when his teammates were ineffective offensively. The Hawks got within six points at 84-78 with 4:58 left, but could get no closer. KNICKS 100, CAVALIERS 95 NEW YORK Mike Glenn scored a season-high 29 points, including five in the final three minutes, to lead the New-York Knicks to a 100-95 victory over the struggling Cleveland Cavaliers.

The win raised the Knicks' record at Madison Square Garden to 8-0. their best home start ever. SPLRS 121, JAZZ 104 SAN ANTONIO. Texas George From Wire Services UNIONDALE. Y.

First-period goals by Clark Gillies. Denis Potvin and Anders Kallur led the New York Islanders to a 3-1 triumph over Buffalo. Saturday night, ending the Sabres' 10-ganie undefeated National Hockey League streak. Gillies scored his seventh goal of the season, with assists from Bryan Trottier and Mike Bossy, at 4:20 of the opening period. Potvin added his fourth goal of the season at 17:05, also assisted by Bossy and Trottier.

Kallur's goal came on a power plav at 19:37. MAPLE LEAFS 4, OILERS 2 TORONTO Darryl Sittler scored a goal and had an assist to become the second player in the Toronto Maple Leafs' history to exceed the 800-point mark and helped his team to a 4-2 win over the Edmonton Oilers. The Leafs also had goals from Pat Hickey. Stewart Gavin and Laurie Boschman. CAPITALS 8, WHALERS 4 HARTFORD, Conn.

Dennis Maruk scored his second consecutive hat trick in sparking the Washington Capitals to an 8-4 win over the Hartford Whalers. Maruk also scored three goals in the Capitals' 3-1 win over Pittsburgh Wednesdav night. BRi'INS 7. PENGUINS 4 PITTSBURGH Dwight Foster scored two goals to lead the Boston Bruins to a 7-4 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. Foster scored in the second period to snap a 4-4 tie and then added his second goal at 1:09 of the final period.

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Total fouls Washington 24. Atlanta 26. A 8, 109. CLEVELAND (95): Corr 5 1-2 II. Mitchell 6 0-0 12.

Lotrnbeer 8 2-3 IB. Bratz 1 0-0 2, Smith II 2-3 24. Washington 2 0-0 4, Pheglev 7 2-2 16. Ford 2 0-0 4, Kinch 2 0-0 4, Hughes 0 0-0. Totals 44 7-10 95.

NEW YOK (100): Cartwright 4 4-4 12. S. Williams 11 3-3 25, Webster 1 3-5 5. Glenn 12 5-5 29, R. Williams 5 8 9 18, Demic 0 3-5 3, Woodson 0 0-0, Carter 3 2-2 8, Scales 0 0-0 0.

Totols 36 28 33 100 Cleveland jo 24 25 95 New York 34 22 17 J7 100 Fouled out None. Total fouls Cleve-lond 27, New York 18. Technical None. A 15.998. UTAH (104): Dantley 8 9-9 25.

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Johnson 2 0-0 4. Silos 6 5-5 17. Gervin 8 7-7 23, Moore 4 0-0 8. Griffin 3 6-6 12. R.Johnson 4 0-0 8, Gale 4 0-0 8.

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New Mexico 7 Texas Tech 14, Southern Meth. 0 Far West Adams St. 20, Ft. Lewis 3 Air Force 25, Wyoming 7 Arizona 63. Pacific U.

35 Brigham Young 45, Colorado St. 14 Col Lutheran 24, Azuso Pacific 3 Chico St. 26, Son Francisco St. 3 Colorado Mines 23. N.Mex James Madison 71, Virginia Commonwealth 42 Women's Basketball Hompton Institute 72, Rodtord 69 Women's Swimming James Madison 87, Virginia Commonwealth 62 High School Football GROUP AAA, CENTRAL REGION (Semifinals) Highland Springs 33, Dinwiddle 0 GROUP A A REGION II (Semifinal!) Park View-Sterling 7, James Monroe 6 Harrisonburg 13, R.E.

Lee-Stounton 0 GROUP REGION (Semifinals) Fieidoie-Coilinsville 14, Clifton Forge 13 GROUP REGION (Semifinals) Havsi 76, Twin Springs 8 CATHOLIC LEAGUE TOURNEY Benedictine 29, Conneil 28. championship Girls' Basketball GROUP AA, REGION I Franklin 18, Colonial Heights 4, championship GROUP AA, REGION III William Byrd 74, Covington 45, championship GROUP REGION A Northumberland 53, New Kent 36, championship Girls' Field Hockey GROUP AAA, STATE Albemarle 1, Long ley 1, OT, tie; Albemarle wins on penalty strokes, 1-0 N.B.A. Washington 100, Atlonta 18 New York 100, Cleveland 95 Philodelohld 115. New Jersey 108 San Antonio 121, Utah 104 Portland at Denver, night Kansas Citv at San Diego, night Phoenix at Golden state, night Houston at Seattle, night N.H.L. Philadelphia 5, Detroit 2 Washington 8, Hartford 4 N.Y.

Islanders 4, Buffalo 1 Boston 7, Pittsburgh 4 Toronto 4, Edmonton 2 Minnesota 5, Chicago 2 St. Louts at Los Angeles, night A.H.L. HersneV 4, New Hoven 3 Maine 5, Nova Scotia 2 Adirondack at New Brunswick, night Springfield 6, Rochester 3 N.A.S.L. Minnesota 5, Fort Lauderdale 1 Detroit 13, Chicago Tulsa San Diego 3 Local Scores Newport News Rec YOUTH SOCCER (Junior Leogue) Spirits Rowdies 0 Raiders 8, Yellow Jackets 0 Strikers 1. Cosmos 1, tie Blue Demons 2.

Gunners 0 (Intermediate League) Dips 1, CQPtoint 0 SERVICE INCLUDED SERVICE INCLUDED YZ-INGER 49 UT-Chattanooga Wins CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Chattanooga quarterback Steve Woods tossed three touchdown passes to Ed Stanford as Tennessee-Chattanooga came from behind to win its fifth straight game, defeating Illinois State 27-19. Illinois State, which finished the season 4-7, scored 16 points in the second quarter to take a 16-13 halftime lead. But Woods threw scoring strikes of 12 and eight yards to Stanford, a tight end, in the third and fourth quarters to put Chattanooga ahead for good. Stanford, who caught six passes for 165 yards, also combined with Woods on a 65-yard pass play for a touchdown in the first quarter.

The Moccasins, 8-2, wind up their season this Saturday against Vanderbilt in Nashville. J.C. SMITH 20, FAYETTEVILLE 7 CHARLOTTE, N.C. Johnson C. Smith spotted Fayetteville State an early touchdown, then used an 87-yard kickoff return by Reger Curry to start a comeback to whip the Broncos 20-7 in a CIAA game.

The Broncos started their final game of the season with a one-yard scoring run by David Cooper at the 6:32 mark of the first period. That score was set up by a pass interference penalty in the end zone. Then, freshman Curry responded by taking the ensuing kickoff up the middle of the rain-soaked field to tie the game. Youngsters Southern Mississippi has 55 sophomores on its roster this fail and 21 of them are on either the first or second team. "We'll be mighty, mighty young," says Coach Bobby Collins, "but we'll just hitch our belts a notch and work that much harder.

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