The Times and Democrat du lieu suivant : Orangeburg, South Carolina • 20

Page 2b, THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, Orangeburg, S.C., Sunday, November 4. 1984 Fighting Christians slip past Newberry The Citadel clinches irst-place tie, 27-24 SAC-8 roundup Southern Conference first downs. Gardner-Webb dropped to 4-4 overall and 2-4 in the league. Presbyterian jumped to a 9-0 lead on a 10-yard run by Jimmy Lindsey in the first period and a 46-yard field goal by Doug Culler with 4:54 remaining in the half. Gardner-Webb managed a 42-yard field goal from Ricky Fortner to trim the lead to 9-3 at the half.

Compiled from wire reports BURLINGTON, N.C. Jonas Davis rushed for 122 yards on 29 carries and scored the game's only touchdown as Elon slipped past Newberry 9-7 in a South Atlantic Conference football game Saturday. The Fighting Christians, ninth-ranked in NAIA Division raised their record to 5-2 overall and 4-2 in the conference. The Indians dropped to 5-4 and 4-2. Newberry opened the scoring late in the first quarter on a 53-yard scoring drive, capped by Jimmy Skipper's 9-yard scoring pass to John Nesbitt.

The drive was set up by Sylvester Coleman's interception. Elon mounted a drive with 48 seconds left in the half, driving 53 yards on six plays before Brad Horn booted a 24-yard field goal with 2 seconds left. Elon took the lead with 10:31 left in the third quarter on Davis' 2-yard plunge. The extra point failed and Elon led 9-7. Gardner-Webb 0 10 012 Presbyterian 0 3 0 1423 Pres Undsey 10 run (kick failed) Pres-FG Culler 46 GW-FG Fortner 42 GW Safety Gayton's kick from end tone bounced off player and out of end zone.

GW-Barnette 9 run (Fortner kick Pres Barnette 16 pass from Stephens (Culler kick) Pres Blanchard 10 pass from Stephens (Culler kick) Compiled from wire reports CHARLESTON, S.C. Mike Lewis scored on a 1-yard plunge with 4:47 remaining Saturday to clinch a topsy-turvy 27-24 victory for The Citadel over Virginia Military Institute and a first-place tie in the Southern Conference. The Bulldogs, 6-3 overall and 4-1 in the league, assured the school of its first winning season in three years with the homecoming victory before 18,500 fans of the two military colleges. The Keydets dropped to 1-7 overall and 0-4 in the conference. The Citadel broke out to a 10-0 lead but had to come from behind with 14 points in the final period to secure the victory and retain the Silver Shako trophy awarded each year in the so-called "Military Classic of the South." Iwis' score capped a nine-play, 84-yard drive highlighted by quarterback Robert Hill's 49-yard piis to Lee Glaze on a thii d-down-and-14 situation from the Bulldog 34.

The Keydets had taken a 24-20 lead on Tripp Bridges' third touchdown run of the game, a 1-yard dive with 8:59 left in the final period. The Citadel scored first on Victor Frazier's reception of a 5-yard pass in the first quarter and padded the lead to 10-0 with Greg Davis' 29-yard field goal. But VMI responded with touchdown runs of four and six yards from Bridges and took a 14-10 lead at 12:37 in the third quarter. Furman 55 Davidson 7 GREENVILLE, S.C, Led by the 148-yard rushing performance of junior tailback Robbie Gardner, Furman set a single-game rushing record en route to a 55-7 victory over outmanned Davidson Saturday. Overall, Furman rushed for 521 yards, breaking the old school mark of 504 established in 1954 also against Davidson.

Gardner scored twice in the first half on runs of 2 and 41 yards, totaling 112 yards in the first two quarters. Furman did not get on the board until late in the first period, with Gardner's first score at the 17-second mark. The Paladins added three touchdowns in the second quarter, one of them on a 69-yard end around by flanker Chas Fox, to extend its halftime advantage to 27-7. Davidson's only score came on a 20-yard pass play from quarterback Steve Bradley to Jay Poag late in the second quarter. The win lifted Furman's record to 6-3, breaking the Paladins' first two-game losing streak in five years.

Davidson fell to 1-8. 7 0 0 0-7 0 I 0 from Skipper (E. Taylor Newberry Elon New Nesbitt I pasi kick) Dogging it Citadel fullback Warren McGrier struggles into the end zone against VMI's Scott Vaughn to put the 'Dogs ahead, 19-17. The Citadel prevailed 27-24 in the "Military Classic of the South" before a homecoming crowd at Johnson-Hagood Stadium in Charleston, S.C. (AP Laserphoto) Mars Hill 48 Lenoir-Rhyne 10 HICKORY, N.C.

Pete Calhoun rushed for 127 yards and two touchdowns and Mike Sims added two scores as Mars Hill downed Lenoir-Rhyne 48-10 Saturday in a SAC-8 college football game. Calhoun scored on runs of 13 yards in the first period and 15 yards in the fourth quarter as the Lions snapped a five-game losing streak and spoiled the Bears' homecoming. Mars Hill is now 4-5 overall and 2-3 in the South Atlantic Conference, while Lenoir-Rhyne fell to 0-9 and 0-5. Elon-FGHornik24 Elon Davis 2 run (kick failed) A 3,200 Presbyterian 23 Gardner-Webb 12 CLINTON, S.C. Ted Stephens tossed two fourth-quarter touchdown passes to lead Presbyterian to a 23-12 victory over Gardner-Webb Saturday in a SAC-8 Conference game.

The Blue Hose, 7-2 overall and 5-0 in the conference, won their seventh straight game despite mounting only 112 yards total offense and five WCU 20 47-158 222 145 Mar 14 29-840 201 2 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of possession 18-41-2 17-32-1 6-31 2-43 Davidson 0 7 0 07 Furman 7 20 14 1455 Kur Gardner 2 run (Esval kick) Fur Jaer 3 run (Esval kick) Fur C. Fox 69 run (Esval kick) Fur Oardner 41 run kick failed Dav Poag 20 pass from Bradley Can kick Fur l-e .17 pass from Lamb Esval kick Fur-Jager 4 run Esval kick) Fur G. Smith 2 run Esval kick) 4-3 6-60 33:42 3-3 3-25 26:18 three field goals as Western Carolina blanked Marshall 30-0 Saturday in a Southern Conference football game. The Catamounts raised their record to 7-3 overal and 4-2 in the conference while the Thundering Herd dropped to 4-5 and 1-4. Western Carolina scored all but three points in the first half as Marshall turned the ball over five times deep in Catamount territory.

The Thundering Herd was also held to 84 yards on the ground. After Roach field goals of 37 and 47 yards that opened the scoring for the Catamounts, Maddox scored on two second quarter runs after turnovers. Virginia Military 0 7 10 724 The Citadel 7 3 3 1427 fit pass from Hill Davis kick Cit-Kri Davis 28 MI -Bridges 1 run Tyler kick I VMI -BniMes6run i Tyler kick) MI -Hi Tyler 22 C(t-Kl Davis 24 Cit McOrier 16 pass from Hill (Davis kick) VMI- Bridges 1 run Tyler kick I Cit I 1 run i Davis kick Look For Our Year -QQ End Inventory Sale Ad In Wednesday's Paper. Dav Fur First downs 8 26 Rushes-yards 38-150 62-521 Passing yards 104 111 Return yards 18 24 Passes 7-19-2 8-18-1 Punts 10-33 2-31 Fumbles-lost 1-1 5-2 Penalties-yards 4-31 5-35 Time of possession 28:41 31:19 W.Carolina 30 Marshall 0 CULLOWHEE, N.C. Running back Eddie Maddox scored two E.Tenn.St 20 Ga.

Southern 17 JOHNSON CITY, Term. East Tennessee State got field goals of 24 and 35 yards from Herbie Campbell and six different Buccaneers intercepted Georgia Southern passes during a 20-17 non-conference victory Saturday. The victory gives the Bucs, members of the Southern Conference, a 6-3 overall record, while independent Georgia Southern, ranked seventh in the lastest NCAA Division I-AA poll, fell to 8-2. Marshall W. Carolina ooo o-o 3 14 3 0-30 HORTU FURNITURE GO.

INC. VMI at First downs 16 19 Hushes-yards 44-150 48-101 Passing yards 93 211 Return yards 8 16 Passes 7-17-2 12-26-2 Punts 5-24 5-29 Fumbles-lost 0-0 3-1 Penalties-yards 12-98 9-45 Time of possession 25:13 34:47 WCUFG Roach 37 WCUFG Roach 47 WCU Maddox 8 run Roach kick WCU Maddox 2 run Roach kick WCU Nowell 14 pass from Gilbert (Roach kick) WCU-FG Roach 41 247-2681 Main Street North, S.C touchdowns and Kirk Roach kicked Badanjek TDs propel Terrapins past North Carolina Tar Heels nil IIP TDH We always have the best prices and most dependable service in town! Atlantic Coast Conference roundup Who wants a raincheck? When we advertise it, we've got it! Steel Belted Radials 15580-13 5-50 30:18 4-42 29:42 Penalties-yards Time of possession 8-49 34:31 3-25 25:29 Penalties-yards Time of Possession A7813 $22.95 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Maryland, Badanjek 16-68. Neal 11-41, Blount 5-21. N. Carolina, Horton 35-126, Lopp 11-51, Anthony 7-21.

PASSING Maryland, Gelbaugh 18-27-0-269. N. Carolina. Anthony 12-24-0-101, Sweetser 2-325, Horton 0-10. RECEIVING Maryland, Hill 4-53, Badanjek 4-34.

Edmunds 3-59. N. Carolina, Franklin 4-36, Winfield 3-26. Cj PRICE $25.95 SIZE B78-13 $30.95 A. tB-l F78-14 vr $32.95 STEEL BELTED WHITEWALL RADIALS Size Also Fits Sale Price P16580R-13 AR78-13 $33 95 P19575R-14 ER78-14 $4 95 P20575R-14 FR78-14 46 95 P21575R-14 GR78-14 $489s P20575R-15 FR78-15 $4795 P21575R-15 GR78-15 $4695 P22575R-15 HR78-15 $49 9s P23575R-15 LR78-15 G78-14 tffSr 5.95 H78-14 7.95 G78-1S fVry 36 95 H78-15 178-15 9.95 Polyester Whitewallt For most Mrs.

Includos qts. 10W 30 Quak.r Stat. Oil, 1 Oil Film ft Chssais Lub. Fittings satra. OIL CHANGE AND LUBE $12" $14" FRONT END ALIGNMENT, on by factory trained mechanics.

Moat cara, Compiled from wire reports CHAPEL HILL, N.C. Rick Badanjek scored four touchdowns two coming in 10 seconds late in the third quarter and Maryland romped to a 34-23 Atlantic Coast Conference football victory over North Carolina Saturday. Fumbled kickoff returns played a key role in the third quarter and helped North Carolina break a 10-10 tie. Keeta Convington lost two kickoffs to the Tar Heels, who converted them into a pair of 39-yard field goals by Ken Miller. After Miller's second field goal, Jess Atkinson retaliated with a 43-yard field goal with 6:29 left in the period to pull the Terrapins to within 16-13.

Badanjek, who caught a 10-yard scoring pass from quarterback Stan Gelbaugh just before halftime to tie the score, capped a 90-yard drive with a 3-yard scoring run with 22 seconds left in the period. Atkinson's kick helped give Maryland its first lead at 20-16. Earl Winfield fumbled Atkinson's kickoff and Sean Scott recovered at the North Carolina 4. Badanjek scored on the next play and Atkinson's kick with 12 seconds left raised Maryland's lead to 27-16. Badanjek's last score came with 7:44 left to play on a 5-yard dash through the right side of the Tar Heel defense.

North Carolina's last score came on Wes Sweetser's 9-yard pass to Eric Streater with 44 seconds left. Maryland took its third straight victory and raised its record to 5-3. The Terrapins climbed to 4-0 in the ACC and extended its lead on Virginia, which has a 2-0-1 league mark. North Carolina fell to 3-5 and 1-2. Senior tailback Ethan Horton rushed 35 times for 126 yards and a 5-yard touchdown run in the second quarter.

He has rushed for 1,051 yards, the 17th Tar Heel runner to surpass the mark, which is an NCAA record. Miller kicked four field goals to extend his streak to 13, tying a school record. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-UVA Petty 20-99, Morse 18-141, Rice 9-70, Majkowski 10-W. WVa, Gay 12-14, Wolfley 6-13, Randolph 11-32, Harvey 2-20. PASSING-UVA Majkowski 16-3-0-50.

WVa White 21-10-1-108, Reda 6-2-0-51. RECEIVING-UVA Zimmerlink 3-37, Muha 1-13. WVa Mullen 3-84, Gay 3-20, Fisher 2-18. Georgia Tech 31 Duke 3 ATLANTA John Dewberry passed for 193 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another 61 yards as Georgia Tech overpowered punchless Duke 31-3 Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game. The victory snapped a four-game winless streak for the Yellow Jackets, 4-3-1 for the year and 1-1-1 in the ACC.

It was the seventh consecutive defeat for Duke, 1-7 and 0-3. Dewberry, who completed 13 of 19 passes, fired scoring shots of 18 yards to Gary Wilkins in the first quarter, 5 yards to Ken Whisenhunt in the third and 13 yards to Mike Harrington in the fourth. Robert Lavette, who had 114 yards on 20 carries, scored the other Jacket touchdown on a 12-yard run and David Bell completed the scoring with a 34-yard field goal. Duke, so riddled with injuries it called off a practice last Monday, avoided being blanked for the third time this year when Ken Harper kicked a 41-yard field goal early in the third quarter. Virginia 27 W.Virginia 7 MORGANTOWN, W.Va.

Don Majkowski threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to tight end Geno Zimmerlink on Saturday, and Virginia's rugged defense smothered 12th-ranked West Virginia to upset the Mountaineers 27-7 in a non-conference college football. The Cavaliers, 6-1-1, dominated the 7-2 Mountaineers from the outset, mounting a 351-85 rushing edge and controlling both lines of scrimmage as scouts from five bowls and a stunned crowd of 56,453 watched. Majkowski's pass to Zimmerlink with 23 seconds left in the first period ended a 58-yard play drive. West Virginia drove to the Virginia 6-yard line on the next series, but safety Bob Sweeney intercepted a third down pass in the end zone when quarterback Kevin White underthrew to split end Wayne Brown. Kenny Stadlin kicked a 40-yard field goal with 5:53 left in the half to give the Cavaliers a 10-0 lead.

Virginia broke it open with 4:16 left in the third quarter when fullback Steve Morse raced 51 yards for a touchdown to make it 17-0. Stadlin added a 34-yard field goal with 11:41 left, and Virginia completed the rout when reserve tailback Antonio Rice ran 22 yards for a touchdown with 4:25 White SpokaRYTRinis BRAKE SPECIAL 60 Month INSTALLED BATTERY Top terminal type for many U.S. can. 14x6 22.00 31" Turn rotor $7 ea. Front 14x7 22.50 $2995 Turn drums $4 ea.

Rear 95 15x7 22.95 15x8 23.95 $48 Limit ad 3 months fro replacement. Limited 4. 60th month pro-rata ad-ruatment warranty. Metallic Pads Extra For Most American Cars 15x10 31.95 with exchange Heavy Duty Shocks 40 Month Battery $2795 with exchange Top 6 atd terminals for most U.S. cars.

Limited 3 months free replace For your total convenience, we now offer our Tire Company Business the ultimate charge card for all your automotive needs! Duke 0 3 0-3 Georgia Tech 10 1 7-31 GT-Wilkins 13 pass from Dewberry (Bell kick) GT-FGBU34 GT-Lavette 12 run (Bell kick DU-FG Harper 41 GT-Whisenhunt pass from Dewberry (Bell kick) GT-Hairington 13 pass from Dewberry (Bell kick) A 33,393 5QGG a 0 10 17 7-34 3 7 1 7-23 Maryland N. Carolina merit. Limited 4. 40th month pro-rate installation 3 50 Extra adjustment warranty. UNC-FG Miller 21 UNC Horton 5 run Miller kick) Md FG Atkinson 37 Md Badanjek 10 pass from Gelbaugh (Atkinson kicki UNC FG Miller 39 UNC FG Miller 39 Md FG Atkinson 43 Md -Badanjek 3 run i Atkinson kick) Md-Badanjek 4 run Atkinson kick Md Badanjek 5 run I Atkinson kick) UNC Streater pass from Sweetaer (Miller TJD E3.CE eWPflQV GSDEdistoDr.

534-7711 Open: Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday 7 a.m.-5 p.m. ONE DAY FINANCING AVAILABLE DU GT It 33 4O-03 S0-24S 151 21 50 47 21-3M 14-22-1 Ml 5-3 4-1 3-3 S-68 3-30 31: 33:11 Virginia 7 3 1037 W. Virginia 0 0 0 7-7 UV A Zimmerlink 17 pass from Majkowski (Stadlin kick UVA FG Stadlin 40 UVA Morse 51 run (Stadlin kick) UVA KG Stadlin 34 UVA Rice 22 run (Stadlin kick) WV a Mullen 44 pass from Reda (Woodaide kick) First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time at Possession kick) A 48,000 Free Mounting On Standing Rims On AU Our Tires! Fret- Bmation Within 90 Davs Of Purchase On All Our Tires! THE BRAKE ESTIMATES Md UNC UVA WVU 13 21 First downs 21 13 43-128 54-19S Rushes-yards 58-349 39-85 269 126 Passing yards 50 159 0 0 Return yards 39 13 13-27-0 14-29-0 Passes 18-3-8 17-12-1 3- 34 4-43 Punts 6-39 US 4- 3 5-2 Fumbles-lost 1-4) 1-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Duke, Grantham 23-64, Peacock 4-24. Georgia Tech, Lavette 30-114, Dewberry 8-61. PASSING Duke, Slayden 19-15-0-153.

Georgia Tech. Dewberry 13-19-0-193. RECEIVING Duke, Herring 3-43. Sime 3-11, Grantham 3-11. Georgia Tech, Whisenhunt 7-112.

First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts Fumbles-lost.