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MP F9 Daily Press, Sunday, Nov. 19, 1989 Division II Mays' 3 TDs help Georgia Tech run over Wake Forest 43-14 ATLANTA fAP Jerrv WF Rogers 2 run (Hovle kick) '-v uF Pro.hl 5 nun from Barnhill Hoy le ion champ kick) A 24,114. WF OTeeh First downs 24 27 Rushes-yards 44-174 4B-2M Passing 25S 1W of North Carolina, Charlie Wy-socki of Maryland and Michael Ramseur of Wake Forest to move to seventh, behind No. 6 Joe Mcintosh of North Carolina State who had 3,642 yards. GEORGIA TECH 41, WAKE FOREST 14 21 ff Ofttiirn VnrHs 00 triumphs N.Dakota St beats Edinboro Mays ran for 135 yards and scored three touchdowns Saturday to power Georgia Tech to a 43-14 Atlantic Coast Conference victory over Wake Forest.

Mays, a senior tailback, moved up to seventh on the all-time ACC rushing list with 3,414 yards in going over the mark this season with 1,064 yards. He scored on TD runs of 5 and 6 yards and caught a 16-yard pass from Shawn Jones for The Yellow Jackets (6-4 and 4-3 in the league) also got TD runs of 1-yard from Stefen Scot-ton, a 17-yarder from T.J. Edwards, field goals of 38 and 31 yards from Scott Sisson and a safety in winning for the fifth time in six games. Scotton added his 1-yard TD in the second period and Tech got a safety later in the quarter when Barnhill fumbled in his end zone and the ball was recovered by a teammate. Sisson then kicked his 31-yard field goal for a 22-0 lead at intermission.

The Yellow Jackets made it 29-0 on Mays' 6-yard run midway in the third period. Barnhill then drove Wake Forest 77 yards to the Tech 3 before fumbling on the Yellow Jackets' 5. Mays then capped a Tech 95-yard drive with his 16-yard TD on a screen pass. Edwards scored early in the final period. Mays, who was 10th on the career ACC rushing list entering the game, passed Kelvin Bryant Wok Forest Georgia Tech 1414 10 2 .14 743 Comp-Att-Int 24-44-0 le-14-0 Punts 2-34' 2-45 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-1 Penalties-Yards 4-40 7-47 Time of Possession 28:03 31:57 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Wake Forest, Rogers 12-40, Proehl 1-32, Johnson 4-2, France 7-20.

Georgia Tech, Mays 21-135, Scotton 9-72, Edwards 3-28, Lawson 3-24. PASSING Wake Forest, Georgia Tech, Jones Howard RECEIVING Wake Forest, Proehl 10-131, Brown 4-48, Jones 4-35. Georgia Tech, Mays 4-43, Covington 3-33, Scotton 3-23. Ga. Tech Mays 5 run (Sisson kick) Ga.

Tech FG Sisson 38 Ga. Tech Scotton 1 run (Sisson kick) Ga. Tech Safely, Barnhill fumble In end rw Ga. Tech FG Sisson 31 Ga. Tech Mays 6 run (Sisson kick) Ga.

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