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r' Page2B. THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT. Orangeburg. Sunday, October 30. 1977 PAULING-LED HOSE RALLY Paladins, PC Tie Reeves' TD Lifts Mocs By The Citadel, 21-14 we're inside the 20 about twice," he said.

The Blue Hose effort "was probably as good a job as anyone has done on us on defense in several weeks," he said. Presbyterian Coach Cally Gault said, "It was a great defensive effort and one of the primary plays was when we gave them three points rather than seven when they were on the goal line." "I'm happy for the comeback and the great hustle shown by the entire squad. We gambled late in the game and the result was a tie," he said. Presbyterian .0 0 0 1313 Furman .7 3 3 013 Kunn Woerner 2 run I Behr kick) Furm F(i Behr 20 Furm-FG Behr 35 PC Cason 9 pass from Crocker (Bridges kick) PC Pauling 2 run kick failed) CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) Running back I.V.

Reeves dashed eight yards through a crowd Saturday night to give Tennessee-Chattanooga a 21-14 Southern Conference football victory over the Citadel. The triumph left UT-Chattanooga 4-1 in the conference, while the Citadel fell to 1-2. Chattanooga's only loss came to Furman, which is unbeaten. Chattanooga is 7-1 overall and the Citadel is 3-5. The Citadel drove 68 yards on its first possession to get on the scoreboard with a 32-yard field goal by Paul Tanguay.

UT-Chattanooga, which could manage only 41 yards total offense in the first quarter, came alive in the second. Quarterback Tony Merendino hit running back Mike Smith with a short pass behind the line of scrimmage and Smith sprinted 84 yards for a touchdown pass to split end Jesse Cason. Furman scored in the first quarter when Kent Woerner ran two yards for the touchdown. The score came after a drive of 163 yards in 10 plays. Woerner led Furman with 112 yards on 20 carries.

With four seconds to go in the first half Bobby Behr kicked a 20-yard field goal to give Furman a 10-0 lead at half-time. The score climaxed a drive of 64 yards and 12 plays. Furman added to its lead with 1 50 left in the third quarter when Behr connected on a 35-yarder. Furman had driven to the PC 1-yard line, but two clipping penalties moved the Paladins back to the 25. Coach Art Baker said this was the penalties were the key to the game.

"That's absurd and not very smart. You can't make mistakes like that. "The last four or five games, we've only missed scoring when GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) -Presbyterian College, behind the running of Elliott Pauling and the passing of Claude Crocker, used a fourth-quarter rally to earn a 13-13 tie with Furman. Pauling ran two yards to tie the score with 5:04 remaining in the game, but Larry Bridges missed the extra point.

The score was set up by a 30-yard run by Pauling, who rushed for a total of 103 yards on 18 carries. Crocker completed eight of 14 passes with all eight successful aerials coming the fourth quarter. Furman moved the ball to the PC 45 with less than one minute in the game, but Blue Hose defensive end Mark Kay ended Furman's threat with a fumble recovery. Furman now is 4-2-2. Presbyterian is 5-2-1.

Presbyterian's first touchdown came when David Henderson fumbled at mid-field. Five plays later Crocker threw a 9-yard Wolfpack (Continued From Page IB yards on the ground and South Carolina rushed for 287 yards. The victory ended a twogame losing streak for North Carolina State and insured that the Wolfpack, now 6-3, will have a winning season. Independent South Carolina dropped to 4-5. Brown's touchdown came six plays after Wilson intercepted Bass' pass and returned it 25 yards to the Gamecock 18.

South Carolina made its deepest penetration of the game on its next possession, getting as far as the N.C. State 7 after a 22-yard run by freshman Johnnie Wright. But with fourth down and less than a yard to go, South Carolina decided to try a field goal and Britt Parrish was accurate from 25 yards for the only Gamecock score. North Carolina State got inside the Gamecock 20 yard line two other times, both in the first half. The first ended on the South Carolina 17, when Jay Sherrill was wide on a 34-yard field goal try.

The other time was on a long drive that ended on the USC 18 where reserve fullback Timmy Johnson fumbled. Bass completed just one of 10 passes for 11 yards, with three interceptions. State quarterback Johnny Evans completed four of 11 passes for 46 yards. touchdown. With less than one minute left in the first half, UT-Chattanooga free safety Kenny Mitchell intercepted a pass from Citadel quarterback Marty Crosby and ran 54 yards for a touchdown.

Early in the second half, Tanguay booted a 51-yard field goal to set a new school record for the Citadel. And in the fourth quarter, the Citadel drove 52 yards in five plays with Crosby hurling a 26-yard scoring pass to split end Mike Riley. 1 (Continued From Page IB) and a 32-6 halftime lead. After NCC's Anthony Bonaparte recovered a Burgess fumble at their 10, the Eagles drove 90 yards in 11 plays to pull within 32-12 on Armwood's one-yard sneak. A pass for two points was no good.

S. C. State added its final two touchdowns on Felder's 15-yard run with 7:46 left. Phillips passed 12 yards to Charley Brown to wrap up a 55-yard drive as State rounded out their scoring. Alvin Sumter, starting in place of Bruce Jackson in the defensive backfield, had a pair of interceptions to pace the Bulldogs stop unit.

Jeffries sent in the benchwarmers midway through the third period. Furmanx 12 20 40-12U 61-237 110 39 24 22 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbies-Ist Penalties-Yards 9-15-1 4-12-0 7-28 7-39 4-3 1-1 Citadel ..3 0 3 S-14 UT-Chattanooga .0 14 0 721 Cit-FG Tanguay 32 UTC-Smith 84 pass from Merendino (Ledford kick) UTC Mitchell 54 pass interception (Ledford kick) Cit FG Tanguay 51 at Riley 26 pass from Crosby son pass from Crosby) UTC Reeves 8 run (Ledford kick) Tigers Citadel UT-Chattanooga 18 19 First Downs Rushes Passing Yards Return Yards 57-238 192 59 14-10-1 6-39 5-3 9-88 41-160 166 11 33-14-2 4-44 3-2 4- 41 Punts Fumbles-I-ost Penalties-Yards Catamounts Bury Terriers, 41-6 Hair is the Key to his Success! a drive from the Wake Forest 49 early in the second quarter, but were bogged down by the Deacon defense at the Wake 32. Ariri then made his second appearance of the afternoon and hit on the first of his four field goals, a 49-yarder, which at the time, was the longest in the ACC this year. Ariri added one more field goal in the second quarter and a pair in the third quarter to boost Clemson into a 19-0 lead. With the aid of three 15-yard penalties, the Deacons threatened the Tiger goal midway through the fourth quarter, driving to the Clemson 8-yard line.

But, on fourth and seven from the Clemson 11, Deacon quarterback Mike McGlamry was intercepted in the end zone by Tiger defensive back Ronnie Smith to quell the Deacon brief offensive surge. The Tigers added an insurance touchdown late in the fourth period when reserve quarterback Billy Lott threw an 11-yard scoring strike to a diving Gary Adkins. Continued From Page IB Willie Underwood fair-caught a punt at the Clemson 35 and quarterback Steve Fuller led the Tigers on a seven-play, 65yard drive. Fuller pitched to Warran Ratchf ord for five yards, kept for nine, sent fullback Ken Callicut up the middle for five more and pitched to running back Lester Brown for a 17yard run to the Deacon 18. The Tigers were set back to the Wake Forest 23 by a fiveyard illegal procedure penalty.

But Fuller then spotted split end Jerry Butler on a turn-in route at the Deacon eight and Butler dashed into the end zone untouched. It was Fuller's seventh TD pass of the year and put him over the 3,000 yard mark in career passing. After the first Clemson scored, Wake Forest's defense began to stiffen whenever its goal line was threatened. The Tigers mounted third period was Lipford's 1-yard run, but the Cats exploded to score twice in the first 2 minutes of the fourth quarter. Pusey hit Jeff Ciccone with a 9-yard scoring toss on the first play of the final period before Lipford scored his third touchdown on a 1-yard run.

Linebacker Frank Wilson intercepted a Chris Cowen pass later in the quarter for another Catamount score. broken the mark. Wofford struck first when Western fumbled the kickoff and gave the Terriers a firstand-10 on the Catamount 25yard line. Ronnie Andrews kicked a 22-yard field goal to give Wofford a 3-0 lead. Lipford's 2-yard run and Tolleson's point-after put WCU ahead 7-3, but a 43-yard field goal by Andrews brought the Terriers within one point at the half.

The only score of the Lott Romps As Sooners Whip Kansas State MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) Thomas Lott scored three touchdowns and Oklahoma's whippet-quick defense intercepted four passes Saturday, leading the fourth-ranked Sooners to a 42-7 swamping of Kansas State. Oklahoma, 7-1 over-all and 40 in the Big Eight, poured its reserves onto the field after Lott's third-quarter score made it 28-0. The outmanned Wildcts, 1-7, offered little challenge as they suffered their 18th straight defeat in the conference. Kenny King, Oklahoma's injury-plagued fullback, zipped 29 yards on the Sooners' sixth play for the first touchdown with 11 minutes, 18 seconds left in the first quarter.

Kentucky Rip VP LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) Derrick Ramsey ran for two touchdowns and passed 45 yards to Felix Wilson for another score Saturday night as seventh-ranked Kentucky ripped Virginia Tech 32-0 in a college football game. Kentucky, 7-1, took control of the game when a Virginia Tech scoring opportunity went awry midway through the second period. Kentucky's Mike Siganos returned Paul Engle's 62-yard field goal attempt to VPI's 45, and on the next play Ramsey launched the touchdown bomb to Wilson for a 10-0 halftime lead. The Cats blew the game open during a five-minute stretch late in the third period.

Ramsey scored on runs of 22 and three yards, giving Kentucky a 22-0 lead and clearing the way for a flood of reserves in the fourth period. Patriots' Hedrick Leads El on Past Gardner- Webb CULLOWHEE, N.C. (AP) Senior tailback Darrell Lipford ran for three touchdowns and Western Carolina came up with 27 points in the fourth quarter to break open a narrow contest and take a 41-6 victory over Wofford College Saturday. Lipford's first two scores gave the Catamounts a 14-6 lead going into the final quarter. The Catamounts compiled 421 yards total offense in raising their record to 4-4-1.

Wofford dropped its second in a to put its record at 4-3-1. Western Carolina quarterback Mike Pusey completed 16 of 28 passes for 206 yards to lead the Catamounts in offense. Senior receiver Wayne Tolleson, the nation's leading pass receiver, caught seven passes for 97 yards. Tolleson now has 57 catches for 913 yards in the Catamounts' eight games. Lipford's three touchdowns gave him 13 scoring runs this season to equal a school record, while his 74 yards rushing gave him a season total of 1,032.

This is the second consecutive season that Lipford has Style It Right See what the proper styling can do for your hair. Consult with our experts. rend blenders Unisex Studio 520 laurel Pat, Delene, Merle, Nancy, Phyllis. to a 3-0 lead. Elon's defense held GardnerWebb to 167 yards in total offense for the game, while the Fighting Christians ran up a total of 345.

The game left both teams with a 6-2 overall record. Elon is now 3-1 in the South Atlantic (SAC-8) Conference, while Gardner-Webb is 4-2. yard march. The Patriots tried a fake-kick pass from Wood to Burns, but Smoak dragged Burns down short of the goal to preserve WHA's halftime lead. Another Rebel fumble gave WA a last chance before intermission, but Burns' fourth-down pass missed and WHA ran out the clock.

Balance was the name of the game for Willington, with Ott, Burns and Mahaffey each rushing for over 75 yards. Ott's 85 topped the Pats, Burns added 79 and Mahaffey had 75 as WA rolled up 243 yards on the ground. For Wade Hampton, Prickett's scrambling and rollouts accounted for 106 yards to top all rushers. Vaughn had 65 yards and Smoak 40 in WHA's 218-yard ground game. Continued From Page IB first play and Bridges recovered for Willington at the WHA 42.

Five plays later, Burns fired over the middle to Coleman Fair for a 24-yard score, and Wood's kick gave the Pats a 7-6 lead. Prickett drove the Rebs 80 yards on their next possession, aided by a penalty and Vaughn's 16-yard run. A double personal foul penalty on a pass play gave WHA a first down at Willington's six, and Prickett sneaked in from the one. Prickett then rolled around right end for the two-point conversion and a 14-7 WHA lead. Just before halftime, Willington pulled within one on Ott's one-yard plunge to cap a 44- ELON COLLEGE, N.C.

(AP) Bob Hedrick rushed 39 times for 212 yards and two touchdowns Saturday to lead Elon College to a 27-7 win over Gardner-Webb. Hedrick's first score, a 51yard run in the second quarter, pulled Elon ahead 10-7. He scored again on a 1-yard run in the third quarter as Elon took a 17-7 lead. Mitch Rippy added two field goals for the Fighting Christians, one a 52-yarder in the first quarter that staked Elon We have a lot of Duke Downs Tech With Late Rally See Jenn-Air's amazing Grill-Range in action AT APPLIANCE CITY! Free Jenn-Air French Fryer, a $74.95 value with purchase of Grill-Range FRENCH A FRYER -THIS WEEK Live Demonstration At Any Time '1 g. 1 i ATLANTA (AP) Quarterback Mike Dunn passed seven yards to split end Tom Hall in the left corner of the endzone with 13 seconds left Saturday to give Duke a 25-24 comeback victory over Georgia Tech in college football.

Dunn, who ranks fourth in total offense in the Atlantic Coast Conference, passed for 35 yards in the last-ditch drive, hitting Hall three times for 17 and 11 yards, then the touchdown. Dunn completed 17 of 31 passes for 185 yards and rushed for 24 yards in 15 tries to offset 100-yard-plus performances by Tech's Rodney Lee's, who gained 171 yards in 20 carries, and Eddie Lee Ivery, who ran for Ball State Buries ASU BOONE, N.C. (AP) -Quarterback Dave Wilson threw for two touchdowns and rambled up the middle for a third to spirit the Ball State Cardinals to a 38-7 football win over Appalachian State endzone with 55 seconds left in the game. The pass to Lewis was overthrown. Tech blocked Wolcott's first attempt at the winning extra point, but the Yellow Jackets were offside, and Wolcot drilled the next one through to win the game.

Earlier, he kicked field goals of 36 and 30 yards. Duke evened its record at 4-4, while Tech slipped to 5-3 for the season. Dunn got Duke's first touchdown on a one-yard keeper around the right side to finish a drive that went 68 yards. Dunn's 24 yards rushing brought his total offense for the season to 1,345 yards. Ivery's rushing total went to 740 yards and Lee's to 657 in eight games.

Ivery scored Tech's first touchdown on a 32-yard burst over the left side, capping an eight-play, 62-yard drive. Both of Lee's touchdowns wound up short drives as Tech took advantage of Duke mistakes. Lee set up his first touchdown with a 15-yard burst up the middle to the Blue Devils' two. 102 yards in 13 carries. Lee scored two touchdowns and Ivery one as the Yellow Jackets 8ng.

24-9 lead at the end of the third quarter, but the Blue Devils were in complete control the rest of the way. Stanley Broadie scored on a one-yard run, capping a 15play, 69-yard drive which followed Lee's second touchdown. Place-kicker Scott Wolcott brought the Blue Devils close with a 30-yard field goal following Lyman Smith's recovery of Tech quarterback Gary Lanier's fumble on the Duke 25. Dunn hit Mike Addesa with passes of seven and eight yards, pitched 12 yards to Hall and tossed a 12-yarder to end Jeff Comer on that drive. Tech, sticking to the ground, rushed for 409 yards.

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