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THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT. Orangeburg, Sunday, November 13. 1983, Page 3b Penn State comes from behind to outscore Fighting Irish, 34-30 College football dependent team in the nation. The Orange Bowl, which will feature the Big Eight champion, will be played on Miami's home field. Davis, a senior, had earlier missed field goals of 46 and 41 yards but was straight and true on his chip-shot kick to win the game'.

Elon 27 Bowie State 12 BOWIE, Md. Bowie State quarterback Arthur Lee passed for 250 yards and one touchdown and broke Larry Majors' single season passing record but it wasn't enough as the Fighting Christians of Elon College defeated the Bulldogs 27-12 Saturday. The win puts Eton's record at 6-3 while Bowie State drops to 1-9. Compiled from wire report STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Quarterback Doug Strang swept 8 yards for a touchdown with 25 seconds left in the game Saturday to give Penn State a 34-30 victory over Notre Dame and keep the Nittany Lions' postseason bowl hopes alive.

Penn State boosted its record to 7-4, with Pittsburgh the final regular season opponent Nov. 19. Notre Dame's bowl hopes probably evaporated with its fourth loss of the season against six victories. The Irish have Air Force Academy left to play. two more than Furman running back Stanford Jennings.

Both players have surpassed the Southern Conference career-scoring record. Gilbert's 24-yard pass to Riser made it 33-0 at the half. N.C. Central 13 N.C.A&T 13 GREENSBORO, N.C. Clifton Kersey's 3-yard touchdown run midway through the third quarter enabled North Carolina Central to gain a 13-13 college football tie with North Carolina Saturday.

Kersey, who carried 18 times for 80 yards, scored at the end of a 73-yard drive with 6:08 remaining. The Eagles missed a chance to take the lead when kicker Michael Huey missed the extra point, dropping them to 8-1-1. The Aggies, 3-6-1, opened the scoring when Herbert Harbison took a 25-yard pass from Alvin Grier with 5:43 left in the first period and Aron Herring added the extra point. N.C. Central 7 013 N.

Carolina AAT 7 6 0 013 Harbison 25 pass from Grier (Herring kick) NCCU Rivers 9 run (Huey kick) Jones 1 run (pass failed) NCCU Kersey 3 run (kick failed) A 12,500 Norfolk State 43 Livingstone ...20 SALISBURY, N.C. Senior tailback Orlando Goodhope closed out his career Saturday with his greatest day ever, running for 318 yards and five touchdowns to lead Norfolk State's Spartans to a 43-20 CIAA football victory over Livingstone's Bears. Goodhope, who carried 23 times, set a school record with his five touchdowns and the 318 yards. He scored on runs of 3, 2, 19, 70 and 30 yards as Norfolk State closed out 3-4 in the CIAA and 5-5 overall. Livingstone finished 3-4 in the CIAA and 5-4 overall.

Miami (Fla.) 17 Florida St 16 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Jeff Davis kicked a 19-yard field goal as time ran out to give sixth-ranked Miami a 17-16 victory Saturday night over intrastate rival Florida State and boost the Hurricanes' chances of going to the Orange Bowl. Miami ran its record to 10-1 while the Seminoles fell to 6-4 before a record crowd of 57,333 in FSU's Doak Campbell stadium. Miami, which has completed its regular season, is the highest-ranked in Ace is the place with the "Helpfu Hardware inaugural year as head coach. Parker's 1-yard touchdown run put the Mountaineers on top in the first quarter and his 20-yard touchdown with 4:48 left sealed the victory for the Mountaineers.

John Edmond gave the Mountaineers a 14-3 halftime lead with a 13-yard run, but Marshall rallied on quarterback Carl Fodor's 6-yard pass to Todd Evans and Scott LaTulipe added hit a 42-yard field goaL Marshall falls to 3-7 and 2-4. Davidson 28 Catawba ....21 DAVIDSON, N.C. Horace Manor's 9-yard run with 8:20 left capped a Davidson rally and gave the Wildcats a season-ending 28-21 college football victory over Catawba Saturday. Manor's touchdown, which helped give Davidson a 2-8 record, came after tackle Andy Macary recovered a fumble at the Wildcat 46. Manor then caught a pass from Jeff Haney for the two-point conversion.

Davidson scored two first-quarter touchdowns on quarterback Keith Martin's 1-yard run with 7:55 left and Martin's 3-yard pass to Bob Miller with 1:12 left in the period. Charles Showers kicked the extra points. Catawba, 0-8-1, rallied with a 10-play, 45-yard drive which ended on Reggie White's 2-yard run with 1:03 left in the half. White's run for the two-point conversion failed, but the Indians got the ball back on Jay Aldredge's 25-yard pass interception return. On the next play, Bobby Myers passed 8 yards to Jeff Taylor for the score and Taylor passed to David Brown for the two-point conversion and a tie score 25 second before halftime.

Western Carolina 43 Gardner-Webb 7 CULLOWHEE, N.C. Junior quarterback Jeff Gilbert threw for 295 yards and three touchdowns and ran for two more TDs as Western Carolina rolled past Gardner-Webb 43-7 Saturday in college football. Gilbert completed 17 of 29 passes, including touchdown passes of 36, 24 and 5 yards. He also scored on two 1-yard runs as Western Carolina, ranked 18th in the NCAA Division I-AA poll, upped its record to 7-2-1. The Catamounts, which has not lost in their last eight games, grabbed a 2-0 lead on a safety.

Gilbert's first TD run upped its lead to 9-0 with five minutes gone. Gilbert's 36-yard pass to split end Kristy Riser and his second 1-yard run upped the Catamounts' lead to 23-0 at the end of the first period. Dean Biasucci kicked the first of two field goals to make it 26-0 early in the second period. Biasucci also kicked a 48-yard field goal in the final period and added five PATs to push his career scoring total to 252, Michigan 58 Minnesota 10 MINNEAPOLIS Michigan quarterback Steve Smith tossed a trio of touchdown passes and ran for three more as the ninth-ranked Wolverines buried Minnesota 58-10 Saturday night, saddling the Gophers with their 16th Big Ten defeat in a row. Smith ran the ball four times for a career-high 143 yards, including touchdowns of 75, 20 and 50 yards.

Michigan running back Greg Armstrong's 1-yard touchdown plunge and a 51-yard field goal gave the Wolverines, 7-1 in the Big Ten, plenty of breathing room. E.Tenn.St 45 The Citadel 0 JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. East Tennessee State freshman running back Herman Jacobs rushed for a school record 237 yards and scored three touchdowns to lead the Buccaneers to a 45-0 Southern Conference football victory over The Citadel Saturday night. East Tennessee broke open a 3-0 contest with 28 points in the second quarter to up its overall record to 3-7 and Southern Conference mark to 1-6. The Citadel's Bulldogs are now 3-7 and 1-5.

The Bucs began their second-quarter explosion when quarterback Keith Harris scored from 4-yards out on a ourth-and-one situation. LAY AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS! Ranger Pump w28" Barrel and Modified Choke Also Available in 30" Barrel and Full Choke. Reg. $164.00 $14400 PRICE 0 10 11 JO Pm State 10 7 14-34 PS FG Gancitano 37 ND FG Johnston 39 PSJackson 11 pass from Strang (Gancitano kick) ND Pinkett 17 run (Johnston kick) PS FG Gancitano 40 ND Pinkett 16 run (Johnston kick) PS Williams 46 pass from Strang (Gancitano kick) ND Pinkett 1 run (Johnston kick) PS Jackson 29 pass from Strang (Gancitano kick) ND Pinkett 1 run (run failed) PS Strang 8 run (Gancitano kick) ND 24 PS First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards 26 44-162 274 0 10-244) 2-51 2-1 0-0 29:08 52-269 257 6 14-2041 4-33 3-0 3-25 30:52 Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Notre Dame, Pinkett 38-217, Smith 7-22, Beuerlein 4-2. Penn State, Dozier 21-94, Williams 15-61, Strang 8-11.

PASSING Notre Dame, Beuerlein 14-20-0-257. Penn State, Strang 16-24-0-274. RECEIVING Notre Dame, M. Jackson 4-118, Bavaro 5-77, Howard 2-40, Smith 2-25. Penn State, K.

Jackson 7-101, Williams 3-65, DiMidio 2-56, Baugh 2-31. Virginia 21 Vanderbilt 10 BLACKSBURG, Va. Defensive back Ashley Lee returned intercepted passes 94 and 88 yards for touchdowns, setting an NCAA record in the process, as Virginia Tech's Hokies downed Vanderbilt's Commodores 21-10 in college football Saturday. Lee's first touchdown broke open a scoreless game in the third quarter. He caught the ball after Kurt Page's Shovel pass was deflected by receiver Keith Edwards at the Tech 12.

With Tech leading 14-3 in the last quarter, Lee intercepted Page's pass at the Tech 6 and went all the way to give the Hokies their eighth victory in 10 games. The 182 yards on the interceptions broke the record of 181 yards set by Charles Phillips of Southern Cal against Iowa in 1974. The loss dropped Vanderbilt to 2-8. Hofstra 31 Coast Guard 10 HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. Bob McKenna scored three touchdowns on runs of 15, and 17 yards to lead undefeated Hofstra to a 31-10 college J.C.

Smith 18 FayettevilleSt .7 CHARLOTTE, N.C. Sophomore quarterback Eddie Glaze came off the Johnson C. Smith bench in the second quarter to lead the Golden Bulls to a 18-7 CIAA football victory over Fayetteville State. Glaze engineered scoring drives of 67 and 84 yards in the second quarter. Darrel Wesley's 1-yard touchdown run and Glaze's 12-yard pass to Kelvin Hopkins gave the Golden Bulls a 12-0 lead.

Shelton Johnson missed an extra point kick and a pass for a two-point conversion after the scoring pass failed. The Broncos, 1-8-1 and 1-5-1, narrowed the gap to 12-7 when quarterback Kevin Wardlaw came off the Fayetteville State bench to drive the team 59 yards, capped by Ben Knox's 1-yard plunge. Smith finished the 1983 season with 2-5 in the conference and 2-8 overall. While FSU ended with a 1-5-1 in conference play and 1-8-1 overall. Guilford 22 Concord 21 GREENSBORO, N.C.

Bryan Wilson's 37-yard field goal with 1 second to go lifted Guilford to a come-from-behind 22-21 victory over Concord Saturday In college football. The field goal was set up after a high snap forced Concord punter Steve Mann to try to run for a first down. The attempt failed, giving the Quakers, 5-4-1, the ball at the Concord 20-yard line with res. SALE ACE HARDWARE ORANGEBURG 399 Russell St. 534 2616 HOURS 8-6 Monday-Friday 8 5 Saturdays PARKING IM FRONT AND REAR football victory over the Coast Guard Saturday.

In winning 10 games for their best record ever, the Flying Dutchmen, ranked No. 3 in Division virtually clinched a post-season playoff bid as McKenna carried 27 times for 102 yards to boost his career total to 1,019. Hofstra's best previous season was 9-0 in 1959. Ithaca 12 Merchant Marine 7 KINGS POINT, N.Y. Joe Sirianni's 56-yard touchdown run in the third period broke a scoreless tie and Ithaca went on to register a 12-7 college football victory over the Merchant Marine Academy Saturday.

Sirianni carried 15 times for 111 yards to help the Bombers raise their record to 7-3. Merchant Marine, 4-5, scored with 9 seconds left on Don Dombrosky's one-yard pass to Boren Chambers. East Carolina 40 6 GREENVILLE, N.C. Running backs Earnest Byner, Tony Baker and Jimmy Walden scored two touchdowns apiece as East Carolina rolled over William Mary 40-6 in college football Saturday. The Pirates scored on their first possession, built a 27-0 lead at intermission and coasted to their seventh victory against three losses.

The Indians fell to 5-5. Byner scored his second touchdown with 3:33 left in the third quarter, boosting East Carolina's lead to 33-0. The Pirates took a punt at their own 23 and, keyed by Baker's 44-yard run, drove to the William Mary 1 before Byner dove for the score. A two-point conversion try failed. The Indians finally scored with 13:10 left.

They drove 80 yards in 13 plays, ending with a 19-yard touchdown pass from Dave Murphy to tight end Glenn Bodnar. Dave Scanlon's conversion run failed. Appalachian State 28 Marshall 19 BOONE, N.C. Senior tailback Alvin Parker rushed for a career-high 222 yards on 37 carries and scored two touchdowns Saturday to lead Appalachian State to a 28-19 Southern Conference football victory over Marshall. The victory assures Appalachian State, 6-4 and 4-2 in the conference, of its first winning season since 1980.

It also gives first-year coach Mack Brown a winning season in his Atlantic Coast Conference games UNC 22 Va First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 16 44-130 187 8 15-25-0 7-30 57-237 105 18 12-21-1 5-34 2-1 10-54 0-70 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING North Carolina, Anthony 29-146, Horton 1849; Virginia, Word 042, Petty 20-14, Morse 6-30. PASSING North Carolina, Stankavage 12-21-1-105; Virginia, Schuchts, 15-2154-187. RECEIVING North Carolina. M. Suiith 4-30, Franklin 4-27, Horton 2-20; Virginia, Griggs Ml, B.

Smith 5-71, Merrick 2-33. Time of possession unavailable due to clock malfunction' Georgia Tech 49 Wake Forest 33 ATLANTA Georgia Tech freshman tailback Cory Collier ran for 168 yards and scored on runs of 42 and 25 yards while quarterback John Dewberry scored three times in the second half as the Yellow Jackets battered Wake Forest 49-33 Saturday in Atlantic Coast Conference football. Tech, 3-7 and 3-2 in the ACC, trailed 17-14 at halftime before exploding for five touchdowns after intermission to overpower the Demon Deacons, 4-7 and 1-5 in the conference. Dewberry scored on runs 30 and 1 yards in the third quarter while Ronnie Cone, who also went over the 100-yard rushing mark with 111 yards, added a five-yard TD. Collier notched his 25-yarder and Dewberry plunged over from 1-yard out in the final period.

Wake Forest, dropping its sixth game in seven starts, managed a 2-yard touchdown run by Michael Ramseur, a 26-yard field goal by Danny Nolan and a 28-yard scoring pass from Gary Schofield to Duane Owens in the second half. Tech took a 14-0 lead in the opening quarter on Collier's 42-yard scamper and a 5-yard run by Keith Glanton before Wake Forest came alive. Ramseur sprinted over from 7 yards for one score and Scofield connected on a 7-yard scoring pass to Owens. Nolan then added a 41-yard field goal to give Wake Forest its 17-14 lead at the half. Virginia upsets favored Tar NEW LOCATION 196 CANNON BRIDGE RD.

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Goodrich wind breaker Compiled from wire reports CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Led by quarterback Wayne Schuchts, Virginia struck for two quick touchdowns in the third quarter, held North Carolina scoreless in the second half and upset the 19th-ranked Tar Heels 17-14 Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game. A record Scott Stadium crowd of 42,933 watched Virginia claim its first victory over North Carolina since 1973. The Cavaliers improved their record to 6-4, assuring themselves their first winning season since 1979 and only their third since 1952. Carolina, losing for the third straight week, fell to 7-3.

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