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JEljeQltmeH nnb iDcmotrat Football Orangoburg, Sunday, September 6, 1992, Page 5B College football scoreboard Area football three in the passing department, connodi'd on touchdown passes of five and 74 yards to Jermaine Ellis. Duckson also scored on runs of two and 12 yards. Elloree, 0-2, had two touchdowns, of which one came on a 25-yard run by Bryant Gilmore. Leading the Calhoun County defensive were Tyrone Sumpter Chad I)wder, Terrence Guinyard, Tim Hagood, Charles Green and Calhoun County 48 Elloree 12 ELLOREE, S.C. Lcondray Felder rushed for 149 yards on 15 carries with three touchdowns runs and quarterback Eric Duck-son passed for two TDs and ran for two more, as Calhoun County defeated Elloree, 48-12, Friday night in a non-region football game.

Felder, whose touchdowns came in the fourth quarter, reached the endzone on runs of 3, 18 and 19 yards. Duckson, who was throe of Iowa St. 35. Oh 9 Michigan Tech 25. Wis Slevent PI 13 Missouri Val 3.

Lmdenwood 0 Missouri Fiona 27, Iowa Weslyn 26 NE Missouri 25. Mormngside 21 Nebraska 49 Utah 22 Nebraska Weslyn 29. Austin Col 28 Notre Dame 42. Northwestern 7 Ohio St 20. Louisville 19 Penn St 24.

Cincinnati 20 Peru St. 37. Doane 27 South Dakota 47. Northern Si 14 Toledo 49. Arkansas St.

0 Trimly. Ill 44, Greenville 42 Troy SI. 37, Illinois 13 Urbana17, Waynesburg7 Illinois 42. Mo. Western 7 Wayne.

Mich. 31 Indianapolis 26 Youngslown SI. 58. Clarion 7 Southwell Citadel 10. Arkansas 3 Howard Payne 42.

Sul Ross Si 21 Oklahoma SI. 35. Indiana SI. 3 Tulsa 28, Houston 25 Far West Adams SI 25. NW Oklahoma 15 An Force 30, Rice 21 California 46.

San Jose St 16 Colorado 37. Colorado St. 17 Hawaii 24. Oregon 21 Humboldt SI 24. Azusa Pacific 7 Kansas 49, Oiegon St.

20 Mary 22, Montana 22, lie Montana Tech 41 Jamestown 7 Southern Cal 31. San Diego St. 31, tie Washington St. 25. Montana 13 Wyoming 25, Nevada 6 Exhibition Chadron St.

31 Meicico 17 Kichard Howell. Calhoun County, now 2-0 on the season, hosts Branchville Fri- day, while Elloree travels to Porter-Gaud. Saturday's scores East Albion 20. Thief 0 Boston College 37, Rutgers 20 Bucknell 41 Bloomsbufg 24 Calilomia, Pa. 21, West Liberty 9 Carnegie-Mellon 34.

Juniata 0 Cortland St. 21, Ferrum 10 EdmDoto 35. Buffalo 13 Fairmont St. 12, Presbyterian 10 Gannon 20, SI. Francis.

Pa. 20, lie Indiana, Pa. 31. North Oakota 13 Kean 16. W.Connecticut 14 Lock Haven 32, Mansfield 26 Maine 27, New Hampshire 24 Mercyhurst 47, Bethany.W.Va.

12 Miami, Ohio 29, Wesl Virginia 29, tie New Haven 14, Connecfuut 13 Pittsburgh 51. Kent 10 Shippensburg 21 Shepherd 7 Slippery Rock 45, Va Weslyn 7 Si John Fisher 17, Catholic U. 15 Temple 35. Boston U. 0 W.

Virginia St 42. Virginia Tech 9 Wm. Palerson 20, Geneva 9 South Alabama 25, VanderMt 8 Alcorn St 34, Grambling St. 33 Campbellsviiie 35, Olivet Nazaiene 20 Catawba 36. Lees-McRae 13 Charleston Southern 20, Methodist 19 Clemson 24, Ball SI.

10 Davidson 18, Guilford 3 Delaware St. 54, Cheyney 0 E. Illinois 14, Austin Peay 9 E.Kentucky 21, W.Kentucky 7 E.Tennessee St. 18. VMI16 Emory Henry 49, Cumberland, Ky.

6 Florida ASM 28, Georgia Southern 17 Florida St. 48. Duke 21 Furman 31, Liberty 13 Hampton U. 48. Johnson Smith 6 Kentucky 21, Cent Michigan 14 Livingstone 21.

Bowie Si 13 Marshall 49. Moiehead St. 7 Middle Tenn 35. Tennessee St 31 Mississippi 45. Auburn 21 Carolina AST 49.

Central 7 N. Carolina St. 35. Appalachian St. 10 North Carolina 35.

Wake Forest 17 S. Carolina St 42, Newberry 17 Savannah St. 3f Belhune Cookman 21 Southern Miss 23, Memphis St. 21 Syracuse 42, East Carolina 21 Tenn. Wesleyan 1 7, Maryville, Tenn.

0 24, Delta St. 0 Tennessee 38. SW Louisiana 3 Texas ASM 31, LSU 22 Thomas More 36, Cumberland. Tenn. 21 Tusculum 24, Clinch Valley 13 Virginia 28, Maryland 15 Virginia Tech 49.

James Madison 20 Carolina 42. Mars Hill 6 Winston-Saktm 27. Elizabeth City St. 16 Midwest Akron 27. E.

Michigan 9 Blackburn 27, Chtago 26 Butler 14, N. MichqanO Cent. Oklahoma 27. NW Missouri St 9 Cent. St, Ohio 33, Fort Valley St.

0 Colorado Mines 21 Midland Lutheran 17 Concordia, Neb. 24, Sioux Falls 1 7 Dakota Weslyn 21, Dana 7 Denison 28, Brockport St. 21 Eureka 30. Mac Murray 15 Ferris St. 33, Northwd.

Mich. 10 Hillsdale 21, Saginaw Val. St. 0 Illinois 30. N.

Illinois 14 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Put John Ties, tight end, on inured reserve. Activated Toi Cook, cornerback, and Eric Martin, wide receiver, from the exempt list. NEW YORK GIANTS-Activated Carl Banks, linebacker, and Erik Howard, nose tackle. Placed Corey Widmer, linebacker, and George Rooks, nose tackle, on injured reserve. HOCKEY National Hockey League ST.

LOUIS BLUES-Signed Vitali Karamnov, left wing. BASEBALL National League PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Purchased the contract of Dave Clark, outfielder, from Butlalo ot the American Association. FOOTBALL National Football League DALLAS COWBOYS-Agreed to terms with Mark Stepnoski, center, on a three-year contract. DENVER BRONCOS-Waived John Sullins, linebacker. Activated Cedric Tillman, wide receiver, from the developmental squad.

SSHh Hh While Most Dealers Are Closed This Weekend Courtesy Toyota And Courtesy Mazda Is Having A Loose ball Arkansas' split end Kooto Cotton (26) and the Citadel's strong safety Dan Johnson (21 look over their shoulders for a pass intended for Cotton during the Saturday game in Fayetteville, Ark. (AP Photo) The Citadel's defense stymies Arkansas, 1 0-3 i C-3 CP To) ro) cLSli On The Spot Financing All Sales Backed By Our Award Winning Service Department No Down Payment 7.9 APR 175 Units To Choose From No Hassel Pricing toV6VJ LnJ tin Swn MLii.r' irr mmmmJ' jmmmtmmmtmm0 i i mm 1 1 before they punted and Boehmer came up with the touchdown. Douglas kept the Razorbacks off balance much of the game and never made a mistake on' The Citadel's end of the field. He wound up with 26 carries for 82 yards and completed five of seven passes for 58. His production helped the Bulldogs control the ball almost 18 minutes in the first half.

Arkansas unveiled its new one-back offense, but most of the Razorbacks' success came on the running of Jackson, who wound up with 29 carries for 167 yards. By HARRY KING AP Sports Writer FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Defensive end Judson Boehmer returned a fumble 34 yards for a touchdown and Detric Cummings intercepted a deflected pass to stop a promising drive as The Citadel upset Arkansas 10-3 on Saturday. The Division I-AA Bulldogs were down 3-0 when E.D. Jackson, on his 24th carry of the game, was hit by Garrett Sizer and fumbled.

Boehmer picked up the ball and scored untouched, hugging the ball with both arms during the final 20 yards. The Division I Razorbacks reached midfield in three plays and Jason Allen threw for Tony Jeffery. The ball bounced off Jef-fery and into the arms of Cummings who returned it 24 yards to the Arkansas 37. Eight plays later, Jeff Trinh kicked a 25-yard field goal that made it 10-3 with 3:28 to play. The victory was the Bulldogs' fifth in their last six games against Division I opponents since 1988.

Boehmer's fumble recovery helped the Bulldogs survive what could have been a demoralizing sequence. Todd Wright's 25-yard field goal ended a 68-yard drive and put Arkansas on top 3-0. Then, Cummings misplayed the kickoff. He caught it in the end zone, came out, started to retreat and wound up at the 6. Jack Douglas, the most prolific rushing quarterback in I-AA history, got them out of the hole with a 23-yard pass down the middle to Marty Fagan.

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Overshadowed by Furman's powerful ground attack was Liberty quarterback Robby Justino, who completed 24 of 35 passes for 380 yards and a touchdown. Liberty came back to take a 7-6 lead when Justino found James McKnight open on a 59-yard scoring strike on the first play of the second quarter. McKnight, the primary receiver, finished the night with 10 catches for 157 yards. Liberty 0 7 0 -13 Furman 19 3 7 -31 Fur Green 65 run (k blocked) Lib McKnight 59 Justino pass (Whitehead kick) Fur Oavis 4 run iSwrfling to Harnson) Fur Oavs 1 run ISynder kick) Fur Snyder 23 FG Council 1 run (luck failed) Fur Tremble 16 run (Snyder kick) Stock 3587M Auto, AC, FMFM Power Sunroof, Leather Seats, Loaded Stock 5984 5 Speed, AC, AMFM Stereo, PS, PB, Chrome Chrome Bumper Fairmont State 12 Presbyterian 10 FAIRMONT, W.Va. D.A.

Rogers kicked an 18-yard field goal to lift Fairmont State to a 12-10 victory over Presbyterian in Saturday's season opener. Fairmont State scored in the first quarter when tailback Irwin Hastings ran one yard for a touchdown. Presbyterian dominated the second quarter. Alex Horton kicked a 44-yard field goal less than two minutes into the quarter. With 19 seconds left, wide receiver Todd Sims caught a 30-yard pass from Tim Davis as Presbyterian took a 10-7 halftime lead.

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