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4C THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Sun Nov 6 1977 iI o) lue Devils Subdue Take Forest 38-14 i' 11'N te ''') I to( opeloZliti e'- 1 4 2 Tr 4' 4 vin I' 0 1 sv fc 'N'ir f'-t: t'- 5 aor I Wt' to i 4' ot 1 1 6 Ilk 1 "Nawvit 11:1: fit it 44 ItP ve 0 4 44' re41 I N4 Nu: 7 4 7174 A1116- -4 ex 6 54 eetrg''''7 i't' li 4 A 19 (2 A 1 1 '1' ii i 44 1 V' VT" 4 (ilt4 -1 1 0 :1 ::4: tv zz- 1 44417'' 9 'm: fk Itto 41e 74- 1: -eee k' 5 'K s'40 4 1 1 ::4: 17 ecooS I 4: 4e'V''4': 4 0141::: '4! 74 '4X-- i 4 4 4 A1: ee k'''' :::::4 f4i''fi h'io' 4ft) '1 roo 't A 14: total of 46 passed Red O'Quinn's 41 in 1948 Also quarterback McGlamry tied Freddie Summers's one-game school completion mark (1968) by hitting 24 of 36 for 237 yards Duke's Dunn threw only 10 passes and completed six but set his school's team mark for consecutive passes without interception 70 That record had belonged to Leo Hart Broadie the fast and bullish freshman Blue Devil fullback from Menansville left the game on a stretcher during Duke's fourth TD drive The preliminary report though diagnosed it as a muscle spasm Other Devils weren't so lucky Four defensive linemen tackles Lyman Smith and Jack Algor and nose guards Andy Schoenhoeft and Warren Knop left the game with knee injuries "1 thought our ability to control the ball was a key" said Duke Coach Mike McGee whose every game could be a contract-decider "The offense was obviously at its best This is due in large part to Mike Dunn (but) our offensive line continues to perform well and to prove it is one of the strongest in the league" UPI Photo ACC iandings Cont All North Carolina Clemson NC State Maryland Duke Virginia Wake Forest 3-0-1 6-2-1 4-1-1 7-1-1 3-2-0 6-4-0 3-2-0 5-4-0 2-2-0 5-4-0 1-3-0 1-7-1 0-6-0 1-8-0 SATURDAY'S RESULTS North Carolina 13 Clemson 13 Duke 38 Wake Forest 14 Penn State 21 NC State 17 Maryland 19 Villanova 13 VM1 30 Virginia 6 away Duke regained control as surely as before Dunn who directed a 300-yard ground game with Rhett getting 109 drove Duke to 10 more points in their next two possessions Statistically some individual Deacons didn't do badly Tight end Steve Young caught 10 passes to expand his ACC lead and become Wake Forest's top single-season receiver His Ah The By RICHARD SINK Observe Staff Writer Because of the number of Davidson students who escaped the campus for their last break before first-term final exams Saturday was billed as Suitcase Saturday at Richardson field As far as Wildcat football Coach Ed Farrell was concerned it was an open-and-shut case as to why Davidson was the victim of such a wide 41-7 loss to Delaware The Blue Duke's Stanley ltroadie Rushes Vs Wake Forest tight end Joel Patton gives running back some help 'Davidson Bows 41-17 Kicking Hens turned a blocked punt and two fumbled kicks into three touchdowns en route to a 35-7 halftime lead "The kicking game killed us" said Farrell "We gave away 21 points and you can't give away 21 points in kicking-game mistakes and beat a team as good as Delaware "The score doesn't indicate the ability of our team Eliminate the errors in the kicking game and I don't think we'd beat Delaware but it'd 1 you got that many first downs on us! Of Delaware a past NCAA Division II power is now 5-3-1 with unbeaten Colgate to go Davidson which aspires to Division II stardom is now 4-5 with its longest losing streak of the year three games and with only Lafayette remaining For the crowd estimated at 2000 it was worth wading through the 35- 7 first half to get to the intermission entertainment Announcer Mike be about 20-7" Last year at Delaware it was 63- 0 Blue Hens This time the Wildcats actually had more first downs 19- 14 and only 15 fewer yards in total offense "Last year we had three first downs against them" Farrell pointed out "Physically we've come so far Tubby Raymond (Delaware coach) told me 'That's the best defensive unit I've had I can't believe 7-777 -k iii emn 7 4 f4 Ci '1' r--t -'1 -r11 4- zlip- '4--: 11 i': 4 i I iO 1 is 4 '1143 Fti 4' 7i-i' 414- 5 1 17 4 1'1 t' 14 i i I 4t -1 1 It ''r '1'141 i 1- '4 0 i 14 1' 0:" -0---1- 440r--- 1Z q' '''i Vi4i I A11004: 4' i ecg41 t- 0 Cfri'40 4t '-Ln Lii f-: alii: lv: v- '''4' i4''1 '''''rtcotr': iig5 '-'41' It 4s lo -4'f25 i 't4- :4 7 i IKi C--' 1'44 44 i ---4? -14 st40 ti i '''''''''14 'it :::1 4: 4 '4rx1: 04 4 --t'? 'li-e''' 1 4- 7 :54: triottIL-44: ---pw: 1 me' erNi- 4 -340 1:: tvLis t'''s'rt" l'' 1 11::: 44tifi:) klf" Mil '1 I 3re 4 A re 1 :1::: l''' 'tk 11 :1 PIT i :5: 'f ki bF4' i in: --t 1 A A :1 4 4 4 4 i eV 17 Olt777 el' 'J'7 "II' 4 1 1 0: 44' r4 By GLENN ROLLINS Observer Staff Writer WINSTON-SALEM It's been a football season without brightness for Wake Forest Then Saturday a rainbow The real thing Way off there in the distance forming its faint arch perfectly above the visitors' stands A rainbow sure enough and the sun was shining and the crowd was roaring and James McDougald had just scored a touchdown and the Deacons were feverish in comeback only down 21-14 to Duke early third quarter and plenty of time left Ah yes but Fade away the rainbow Fall again the rain Quiet the crowd and restore order Duke roared back with a squelching 74-yard drive and when the Blue Devils had finished putting their signature on the ugly afternoon Duke had the better of the score 38-14 Summarily give or take a rainbow here and there Duke (5-4 2-2 ACC) won its second straight game and handed the Deacons (1-8 0-6 ACC) their eighth straight loss with near-total domination "I'm down" said Deacon Coach Chuck Mills "I guess you get numb" After Wake slashed away for a 55-yard drive with its second possession and a 7-0 lead on red-hot Mike McGlamry's four-yard pass to tight end Steve Young the Blue Devils made their answer quick and sure with consecutive TD drives of 69 80 and 56 yards Nothing fancy Just quarterback Mike Dunn handing off and faking and pitching nearly perfectly fullback Stanley Broadie and tailback Greg Rhett of Charlotte following their blockers and making their way effectively So complete was Duke's ground execution that only thrice did Dunn spiral the ball through the rain Two were complete one a soft loft down the left side for 33 yards and touchdown No 2 to tight end Glenn Sandefur a taking-candy-from-the-Deacs play set up by 11 straight rushes Nor did Dunn throw at all in the first drive so helpful was Rhett's second-play 47-yard burst to the Wake 14 through the wide open right side Broadie got that score from three yards away and Dunn showed off for the one which put the score at its 21-7 halftime reach Showing off? Dunn did it almost methodically cutting inside right end and breaking a tackle slashing diagonally to his left and breaking another then outracing two men across the goal line And on it went But it could've been different maybe if Deacon soph tailback Jimmy Hargrove subbing briefly for McDougald's pained shoulder hadn't fumbled the ball to Duke's Derrick Mashore at the Blue Devil three-yard line 90 seconds before halftime A TD there would have pulled the Deacs within a touchdown at the break making McDougald's one-yard score after a 22-yard reception in the third quarter the one that tied the game 21-21 But rainbows don't stay around forever and when this one went Duke 7 14 10 7-38 Wake Forest 7 0 7 0-14 4 pass from McGlamry (Harnisch kick) 3 run (Wolcott kick) 33 pass from Dunn (Wolcott kick) 26 run (Wolcott kick) 1 run (Harnisch kick) 6 run (Wolcott kick) Duke---FG Wolcott 42 2 run (Wolco)t kick) A-15100 Duke WForest First downs 20 19 Rushes-yards 64-300 33-65 Passing yards 88 260 Return yards 32 3 Passes 2-11-0 25-40-2 Punts 3-38 4-38 Fumbles-lost 5-1 2-2 Penalties-yards 4-45 7-64 DUKE 16-109 Brodie 18-76 Dunn 10- 67 Gone! 7-20 Addesa 5-21 Driskell 2-5 Pruitt 2- 4 6-10-0 78 yards Oostdyk 1-1-0 10 3-59 Hall 1-2 Addesa 1-9 Comer 1-0 Patten 1-10 WAKE FOREST 19-59 Hargrove 5-10 Po-lark 6-12 McGlamry 2-(minus 2) Da lY 1-trninus 13) 24-36-1 237 yards Daly 1- 4-1 23 10-71 Smith 9-107 Mc Dougeld 3-55 Bolark 2-4 Kitson 123 Norton Gains Split Decision Continued from Page IC ropes That was the pattern throughout the fight with Young counter-punching to the head With the crowd at Caesars Palace roaring Norton came blasting out of his corner in the final round and worked on Young's body At one stretch of about 20 seconds he trapped Young along the ropes and landed 12 to 14 body punches Young flurried to the head on two or three occasions but again his punches did not carry the authority of Norton's body blows Norton who weighed 2151A pounds won for the 40th time against four losses Young who weighed 213 now has a 24-6-2 record but his ranking of No 2 behind Norton might stand up despite a loss because of the narrow verdict Norton earned $175 million and now is in line for a really big purse with Ali Young picked up $1 million but stayed in the thick of the heavyweight picture Ile had lost a disputed 15round decision to AU in a title hid April 30 1976 which was six months before a controversial loss by Norton to the champion In other fights on the card heavyweight Jerry Quarry topped Lorenzo Zanon in the ninth round undefeated heavyweight Larry Holmes scored a TKO over Ibar Arrington in the 10th round and junior welterweight Sugar Ray Ieonard defeated Mexican Augustie Estrada with a fifth-round knockout Lank ridiculed the Davidson students who left the campus for the weekend thanked the teams for showing up and introduced the school's marvelously original pep band which took the field playing the Mickey Mouse song on kazoos It was a most appropriate theme for the comedy of errors that had just 1 taken place The Wildcats won the toss for the ninth time in nine games this season but then nothing went right Steve Risley had to punt on the fourth play and fell down while kicking the ball on the wet turf Lou Miriani surprisingly picked up the rolling 22-yard kick in a maze of Wildcats and returned it 15 to the Davidson 38 Saved by a fourth-down incompletion the Wildcats got the ball right back and quarterback Bob McCar- thy immediately completed his first pass of the day to HIMSELF A Delaware defender batted the pass directly into McCarthy's arms but he lost three yards on the play Punter Rhyne was then called on to redeem instead re- peated himself He slipped identically on the wet surface and his punt slid to a stop at the Blue Hen 40 21 yards away This time the Wildcats weren't as fortunate to escape unscathed Dela- ware jammed the ball in for the first TD but even that 10-play drive wasn't without its light moments After a Davidson offside gave the liens a first down at the 29 fullback Peter Good found gobs of running room down the left side with a pass from Jeff Komlo and raced into the end zone He found the gobs though because of a clipping On the next snap a good screen from Komlo was offset by halfback Craig Carroll's crackback block Second down 28 Twenty and 10 yard passes from Komlo to split end Brian Adam made up the deficit though Two plays later from the 16 the quarterback found Mike Hill and the tight end carried five defenders the last five yards into the end zone 7-0 8:27 gone Now the funny stuff (but unfunny to Farrell and the Wildcat faithful) really started Risley added to his "Ripley-Believe-It-Or-Not" display on his third punt Todd Detar left his "55" jersey imprint all over the ball and Dave Hess ran it highly escorted 12 yards for a TD Second-string quarterback Al Rhyne was then given a chance to move the Cats and after two passes into nowhere land a third found Blue Hen cornerback Bob Brown Four plays after starting from the Davidson 29 Komlo passed 18 to a thoroughly wide-open halfback Mike Sully in the end zone for the third TD in just 249 of playing time After a missed extra point it was 20-0 and the Wildcats were still without a first down A week ago at Virginia Military they were behind 21-0 after one quarter and it ended that way This time with McCarthy back in they moved 69 yards in 12 plays and he tossed two yards to halfback Gregg Cannion in the end zone a half-minute into the second period Now is when the Davidson kickIng game went from bad to worse The Wildcats roughed Delaware punter Dave Raymond the coach's son on his first punt of the day but received a reprieve with an offsetting penalty Doing it all over again the Wildcats roughed Raymond all over again But the Hens got a better break when returner Hal Thompson was dislodged from the ball at the seven Three plays later Komlo to Carrell for four yards and 26-7 Then to Sully on the two-point conversion and 28-7 Official Api)alachian Trainer Examine Mountaineers' field Observer Photos By GARY PARKER Fallen Quarterback Robby Price leader did not return to action after 2nd-quarter sack ECU Demolishes Appalachian 41-14 i 4: lwt 4iAKi' A 44 '1 ip :40 t' '4-: 1 fr 4 Ittfo 0 44:14 i i 1 --ii 1 1:: 4 4 7 Jr A --o 41 'I 0 e77 4b 0 0 404 N40 i s-''' 4-: 1 i t07: 7 tit ee'- -4 4 4 ti- 4 4 i'' 't t-: :4 -r it 41) '4' 444' k4: 1 1 PA' 'Pk' 4- 'r-''''': lf' 1 i''''''''''' ot 5 14 ::4: 1 -t 1 1 4 Ak '0' r''''! '7 '1 '(' :4 '4 '4 1 i "0 1 1 tkq t44 i 4 2' '''1 t'rii SS r' 1: 1 i 1 I' 'it' S- i if: 11" 7 'f '4e 4 1 1 1 IsiwoieeedoeAAeteemisisivid441eNtAlomoebeikotkeiweakwweLew01webonnotogewriAioNtAweeemeekokteoateedeikeeiwt East Carolina scored on four of its next five possessions as Hicks capped a 52-yard drive with a three yard run Creech booted a 35-yard field goal Green scored from four yards out on a keeper and Willie Hawkins scored on a two-yard run thanks to a lead blockfrom Anthony Collins Souther land's one-yard run capped a third-quarter drive in which he either ran or passed for all but one of the 53 yards and Sam Harrell scored the Pirates' final touchdown on a two-yard run Sam ilarrell a ECII running back i Al xStiwsw4yptt 'et4 I --44: INve -1 0 l'i 'cA I-40411 i 4 -y- rli k': ir 04 5 I iik ''Z- :4 A 4 tOgr''''7! I ') 1 ii f' ''''fI 7- r' I Nt A sr' -it "1 I :) 4 4'' tst 4 i )r '4 1 A i I -1 )4 rl 'k''''' 1 '1 1 I i' A 'hy'i- 't'''S i i 4- A -19 1 3 '74 'lt Continued from Page IC 48 more including a touchdown Saturday "Having that rest on the sideline and being able to talk things over with the coaches while you're on offense is important" The two-quarterback system evolved before the season as Dye found himself with a senior quarteback with experience and a sophomore with great explosiveness "Leander just has great talent and he's got a great future here" says Souther land "I had the experience and we're really about even as far as overall ability goes It's worked out great" The quarterbacks are virtually interchangeableoften replacing each other in the middle of a series or drive Southeriand directed four touchdown drives Saturday Green who suffered a bruised shoulder in the third quarter directed one and they split time in marhes for a touchdown and Junior Creech's 35-yard field goal 41 Dye relies pp "just a gut feeling" to make a quarterback change "We usually switch when one of them gets tired or gets hit hard" he said Appalachian quarterback Robby Price took the main hit of the afternoon when a violent three-way sack by a trio of ECU defenders sent him wobbling off the field wondering off which mountain he had fallen Before his injury Price had completed 7 of 10 passes for 76 yards and a touchdown and kept the Mountaineers in the game (they trailed 14-7 when he left) But his replacements hit on only 4 of 18 attempts and yielded four Interceptions Three plays after ASU's Mike Pritchett recovered a Pirate fumble at the East Carolina 13 Price hit Scott McConnell wide open in the end zone and Gar Davis's PAT gave the Mountaineers a 7-0 lead But on the first play after the kickoff Southerland kept around the left side and gained 10 yards before pitching to trailing back Eddie Hicks who dashed the remaining 59 yards for llouchdown Delaware 20 IS 0 Davidson 0 7 0 7 14 Pass from Komio (Kennedy kick) 12 blocked kick refurn (Kennedy kick) 10 pass from (Kennedy kick) 2 pass from McCarlhy (Lankenau kick) 3 PM from Komi() (Kennedy kick) 5 run (Kennedy kick) I run (kick ialled) A-2000 Delaware Davidson First downs 14 19 Rushes-yards 45-174 54-111 Passing yards 125 108 Return yards 48 9 Passes 10-19-0 10-26-2 Punts 7-37 8-26 Fumbles-lost 3-1 2-2 Penalties-yards 4-40 4-33 DELAWARE Rushing Carron 10-59 Good 11-18 Sully 5-20 K1 Comlo 6-19 Bistrion 4-12 Ster 4 ndaie -11 Mariani 2-5 Castellini 2-8 Gumbs 2-18 Cosgrove 1-1 Shorewoll 1-8 Passing Kom lo 9-17-0 109 Yards Caste lino 11-1-0 16 Shorewoll 0-1-0 Receiving Sully 3-48 Carroll 2-12 Good I-3 Adorn 2-30 Mill 1-16 Woods 1-16 DAVIDSON Rushing Wallev 21-106 Pyles 12-19 McCar thy 5-11 Cannion 13-59 Rhyne 3-(minus 14) Passing McCarthy 8-12-1 83 yards Rhyne 2 14-1 2 Receiving McCarthy 1-(minus 3) Golnehot 3- 34 Cannion 1-2 Pyle 1-12 PiercY 1-30 3- 33 ECti's Harold Randolph Made The Hit he celebrates injuryicausing sack of Price rd 1.