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10C THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Sunday September 30 1984 4 i ON eacons Maryland 'PS illiS I ACC Football Ramseur said to be suffering from a hip pointer had averaged 149 yards in his three previous games Wake Forests pass defense ranked third in the nation with an average yield of 103 yards gave up 267 to the Terps Wake Forest 3 14 0 0-17 Maryland 0 I 14-38 tiling 47 Atkinston 34 50 pass from Reich (Atkinson kick) 4 pass from Reich (Atkinson kick) 31 pass from White (tiling kick) 18 pass from White lilting kick) 8 run (Atkintson kick) 1 run (Atkinson kick) 2 run (Atkinson kick) A-32700 Associated Press COLLEGE PARK Md After Maryland blew a 14-point lead in the final four minutes of the first half coach Bobby Ross chewed out his team a little The Terrapins responded by holding Wake Forest to 123 net yards in the second half and created three turnovers as Maryland whipped the Deacons 38-17 Saturday Maryland quarterback Frank Reich threw two touchdown passes in the first half before being injured and Rick Badanjek scored twice on second-half runs Wake Forest coach Al Groh said he thought the Deacons came into the game expecting to win "But we have to remember that we were playing the Atlantic Coast Conference champions" Groh said "and to beat them we had to play like champions" Reich who separated a shoulder in the third quarter completed 14 of 19 passes for 193 yards He completed a 53-yard scoring pass to Alvin Blout in the second quarter and improved Maryland's lead to' 17-3 just 53 seconds later on a 4-yarder to freshman Ferrell Edmunds after a Wake Forest fumble Foy White a former Charlotte Olympic player making his first start this season for Wake Forest completed touchdown passes of 31 yards to James Brim and 18 yards to Tommy Gregg forging a 17-17 halftime tie Doug Il ling had a 47-yard field goal for Wake Forest and Jess Atkinson a 34-yarder for Maryland Maryland drove 80 yards after taking secondthalf kickoff with Badanjek scoring on an 8-yard run He scored again from the 1 with 10:59 left and Tommy Neal scored later on a 2-yard run It was the first ACC game for the Terps while Wake Forest is 1-1 in the conference Both teams are 2-2 overall Deacons tailback Michael Ramseur was heldp to 44 yards rushing 4:44 P-73 113 Ipiii i 44 t'I ot 'w 'ili 2 ci' i k'' -i' 1 es e7 -i: z1 4- -4i 1:4 1-I r'''''''''''' 14 i 's 2 ::1 i tt rs i 1" -i 1:::" iiii ei-i-4ii3: -A 'ktli -ktii -'7 -z 041k: 4 i i A 1 4" "i': '-'4 4r- i if III ''i-''i 1i I ll'i '14: ''74'' 04 -17' --1k: 4 0 'i i'K 1:404: i-: 4 )4 1:: -I 1 4 1 I1 A g4 '''4' i I E'- :1 6''Ir4''-'f i Wake Forest Maryland First downs 22 24 Rushes-yards 29-131 50-217 Passing yards 218 267 Return yards 0 44 Passes 20-39-2 20-25-1 Punts 4-39 3-32 Fumbles-lost 2-2 0-0 Penalties-yards 2-10 9-79 Time of possession 25:25 34:35 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Forest: Clemons 10-57 Ramseur 13-44 FWhite 5-26 McGill 1-4 Maryland: Badaniek 17-104 Blount 11-57 Neal 14-46 Scriber 2-14 Vierra 2-2 Gelbaugh 1-1 Reich 3-minus 7 Forest: FWhile 20-39-2 218 yards Maryland: Reich 14-19-1 193 Gelbaugh 6-6-0 74 Forest: Chambers 6- 52 Brim 4-58 Gregg 2-28 Clemons 2-11 Stauffer 2-11 Ramseur 1-28 Owens 1-17 Wieczorek 1-7 Rives 1-6 Maryland: Hill 4- 32 Abdur-Ra'oof 3-55 Edmunds 3-17 Blount 2-55 Neal 2-33 Badaniek 2-25 Holder 1-20 1-18 Rogers 1-14 Reich 1-minus 2 Cavs Surprise Hokies 26-23 Photo Georgia Tech coach Bill Curry hugs his son Billy after the victory Georgia Tech Stuns Tigers I 1 I 1 1 01: eli giii Mfi 1 p- 7 1 0 L' 4i: 1'if ii: '''''''''46''''It- IS0104Ht: 44': 12'- ItS iit i1fe 1 0-: it i''2: i '4' "k'' l' ff: ''t- ottO A'r -)gt ::40 'f- '4 sf ee i :44:1 '1 1' ::::11 -r "1 I ptt (ttit Associated Press BLACKSBURG Va Quarterback Don Majkowski and flanker John Ford teamed for two touchdowns including the game-winner with 5:07 remaining as the Virginia Cavaliers posted a 26-23 college football victory over Virginia Tech's Hokies Saturday Majkowski who relieved ineffective starter Kevin Ferguson late in the second quarter hit Ford with a 14-yard scoring strike on fourth down for the final score of the game The pair also connected for a 18-yard touchdown pass with a minute left in the first half to give the Cavaliers (3-1) a 10-3 lead Virginia's Kenny Stadlin who kicked a 19-yard field goal early in the second quarter booted a 56- yarder seconds before the half to put the Cavaliers up 13-6 Stadlin's boot was school record for Virginia and the longest field goal ever in Tech's Lane Stadium Virginia Tech (2-2) came back In the third quarter when strong safety Bob Thomas intercepted a pass by Ferguson who started the second half before being relieved by Majkowski again Virginia 0 13 0 13-26 Virginia Tech 3 3 10 7-23 17 pass in 17 run (Wade kick) 1 run (Pass failed) 14 pass from Maikowski (Steel )in kick) Atf-50600 (a) Blacksburg Va) the yards in the tying drive and Eppley passed 13 yards to Terrance Rhoulac for the touchdown with 10:36 to play But just when it appeared Clemson had kicked the life out of Georgia Tech and had all the momentum the Tigers went dead offensively and the defense couldn't shut down Georgia Tech's winning drive Curry said he didn't like the way his team let Clemson come back but added "1 think it's clear we're a little different than we've been in the past" Clemson coach Danny Ford whose team was ranked No 2 in the nation two weeks ago said he did a poor job of getting his team mentally ready which accounted for the first-half difficulties He said turnovers which were vital in the Georgia loss were key factors again The Tigers had two passes intercepted and fumbled five times losing three -kLV AP Photo Va Tech's Ashley Lee (88) stops Barry Ward Tech went 81 yards in nine plays and Bell kicked a 31-yard field goal to make it 6-0 Georgia Tech's first touch down came midway in the second quarter when Glanton capped an 80-yard drive with a 1-yard run Dewberry whose 49-yard pass to Gary Wilkins highlighted the touchdown drive then passed to Glanton for the two-point conversion to make it 14-0 After intercepting Eppley's pass Georgia Tech went 51 yards in nine plays to score again Dewberry completing four passes in the drive including a 1-yarder to Wilkins for the score Clemson appeared to have stopped that drive when Glanton fumbled at the Clemson goal and the Tigers recovered but the play was nullified by a penalty against Clemson The Tigers were penalized because one of their players for whom a substitute had come in ran off the field by way of the backline of the end zone which is a violation rather than across the sideline He was trying to get out before Tech which was running a no-huddle play could get off the snap Clemson shut down Dewberry's passing in the second half (two for 10) and controlled Tech's running game and the Tigers' offense came alive Eppley passed 25 yards to Richard Butler to cut the edge to 21-7 early in the third period A 78-yard drive sparked by Eppley's passing and Driver's running and capped by Steve Griffin's 20-yard rambling touchdown run made it 21-14 seconds into the fourth period Driver hacked out most of Continued From Page 1C Tiger and was recovered by Georgia Tech Clemson got the football only four times in the first half one of those just 20 seconds before intermission The Tigers moved the ball well but one drive ended when Stacey Driver who had an otherwise outstanding day with 131 yards rushing fumbled the ball away at Georgia Tech's 4 Another ended with a pass interception quarterback Mike Eppley's fourth throwaway in two games (he had a fifth on a desperation throw at the end of the game) and the other subsided with a punt Georgia Tech meanwhile had little trouble with the No 1 pass defense in the country (90 yards per game) John Dewberry passing for 165 yards The Yellow Jackets were also mauling Clemson's defense on the ground with the heralded Layette widely regarded as one of the top runners in the country and the fullbacks mixing it up "1 think we stopped Layette (69 yards in 23 carries) pretty well" said Clemson defensive line coach Tom Harper "but the fullbacks hurt us" Georgia Tech coach Bill Curry said "Obviously Clemson decided that Robert Layette was not going to beat them today and that's exactly what 1 would have done And so the fullbacks did well" On the first play of the game fullback Keith Blanton burst over the middle for 41 yards to the Clemson 43 The Yellow Jackets bulled to the 7 and settled for a David Bell field goal After Driver's fumble killed a long Clemson drive Georgia Army Stops Blue Devils 13-9 Clemson 0 0 7 14-21 Georgia Tech 6 15 0 7-28 Bell 75 Bell 31 1 run (Whisenhunt pass from Dewberry) 1 pass from Dewberrv (Bell kick) 25 Pass from Eppley (lowebuike kick) 20 run (lowebulke kick) 13 pass from Eppley (limebuike kick) 1 run (Bell kick) Alt-57704 (at Atlanta) goal by Stopa Duke 3 3 3 0-9 Army 0 10 0 3-13 Harper 20 Hamer 34 Stooa 36 1 run (Storia kick) Haroer 32 Sim 22 AU-31026 tat West Point NV) Duke Army First downs 18 16 Rushes-yards 51-152 57-300 Passing yards 148 25 Return yards it 32 18 Passes Associated Press WEST POINT NY Fullback Doug Black rushed for 132 yards including a 1-yard touch down run and Craig Stopa kicked two field goals to lift Army over Duke 13-9 In college football Saturday For the Cadets (2-0-1) it was the first time since 1966 they have not lost in their first three games Duke dropped to 1-2 After Army's Jarvis Hollingsworth fumbled the opening kickoff Ken Harper kicked the first of his three field goals a 20-yarder to give the Blue Devils a 3-0 led At the start of the second period Duke picked up a first down on the Army 2 but guar terback Ron Sally was sacked for losses of 6 and 8 yards The Blue Devils had to settle for a 34-yard field goal by Harper Army cut the lead to 6-3 on a 36-yard field goal by Stopa then two series later drove 38 yards in seven plays with Black scoring on a 1-yard run Stopa kicked the extra point his 38th straight In the third period Duke marched 52 yards to make it 10- 9 on Harper's 32-yard field goal Fumbles halted third-period drives by both teams Duke fullback Scott Sime fumbled on the Army 8 The Cadets recovered and closed out the scoring in the fourth period on a 22-yard field Clemson Ga Tech 25 19 49-215 51-234 160 188 14 55 14-22-2 10-20-0 3-47 4-44 5-3 1-0 6-22 3-20 28:30 31:30 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession 13-19-0 1-3-0 Sacks By 0 3-31 Punts 4-36 5-36 Fumbles-lost 2-2 4-2 Penalties-yards 5-40 0-0 Time of Possession 33:37 2623 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Peacock 17-71 Sime 8- 42 Sally 14-38 Monk 6-17 Tolish 1-10 Sanders 2-4 Adkinson 1-4: Army: Black 30-132 Lamoley 7-60 Bryant 9-47 Soellmon 1-45 Sassaman 6-20 Pratt 4-8 Sally 12-18-0 137 WelVon 1-1-0 11 Army: Sassaman 1-3-0 25 Adkinson 4-59 Herring 2-41 Reed 2-15 Peacock 2-9 Frederick 1-12 Gowdy 1-11 Sime 1-I Army: LampleY 1-25 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Driver 26-131 Griffin 6-35 Flowers 8-30 Eoo ley 8-14 Georgia Tech: Glanton 11-79 Levet le 23-69 Dewberry 11-57 Easlev 6-29 EDDIPV 14-22-2 160 yards Georgia Tech: Dewberry 10-20-0 188 Butter 3-56 Boyer 2-41 Roulhac 2-21 Georgia Tech: Wilkins 3- 64 Layette 3-36 Glanton 2-23 North Carolina Tastes Victory Against Kansas di I 4 Eddie Colson plunges for yardage for Tar Heels against Kansas 4 raPhoio by OAVEtAW 1- 'e I'' ::0 As'-- 47 4::14 11 '1A 4 '-144 -11414 t-i'' 7 i i :4 44'' 4t't 1 a 'Mk' P4'4'" '''i' ir514111 4 ji: '1' of 1 4si Aui' t'g :1 1 ''-0at i 1 1 't''' 1 l' '4' Ntt ill 1 ''''0 't: St''' ii' 4 4 'ge'0' '1 4p' Xor: 4- ir os' s1 -41r 1 vw 't '''''1 '''0' A 1 1r --A A i AAA- A 1-e-k's --e? t- -3 Ad -1004444r! 4 -0'-'0ito A 0 it- -i0 (' i (4 i 't 40 It471 4- lk li 0 4 005e 44tiN --4wts 4 I :4 -4 ''''l 4 -1 0 i 07' '4' 4 40 o' 4 104 i I 4 4 4- il ::45 I 4 4 it 1-4: 4- 4 i '1 t' 1 I k) 41' 4( tt I ''4- 'I I 4 Pnolo by CiAVIE IiiHAW 4'''''''1' Eddie Colson plunges for yardage for Tar Heels against Kansas 4 Heels recovered an onside kick did little to dampen Crum's feeling about the defensive improvement "1 thought our defense played particularly well in the second half (despite the Jayhawks' rally)" said Crum "We needed what happened in the second half "Today we moved better on defense and created losses of yardage and turnovers that led to scores for us" The Tar Heels ran for only 159 yards but Anthony passed for 180 completing 15 of 26 His only interception bounced off receiver Earl Winfield three times before being picked off Backup quarterback Mark Maye of Charlotte missed his second straight game He has had a sore shoulder that is almost healed but Crum said he held Maye out because of the cool damp weather "We could have used him if we'd wanted to" said Crum "but since we were going so good offensively we decided to rest him one more week" Kansas 0 0 3 14-17 Carolina 7 13 3 0-23 6 run Willer kick MUer 32 37 pass from Anthony (Miller kick) Miller 28 NC-FG Rogers 45 Schwartzburg 41 1 run (Schwartzburg kick) 10 Pass from Norseth (Schwartzburg kick) A-45000 (al Chapel Hill) Kansas Carolina First downs 19 18 Pushes-yards 41-48 44-1c9 Passing yards 206 180 Return yards 32 19 Passes 22-34-0 15-26-1 Punts 7-41 6-11 umbles -lost 4-3 0-0 Penalfies-vardS 8-66 11-118 Time of Possession 2923 3037 Continued From Page IC Tar Heels' coach Dick Crum said his team went back to using several basic defenses this season eliminating some stunts and shifting That was so the inexperienced players could concentrate on simpler assignments They also went with six defensive backs often to try to contain Kansas's passing It worked for most of the game against a Jayhawks offense that was ranked 19th in the nation with 419 yards per game McEachern had two of his sacks in the first quarter to help throttle Kansas And Jayhawks' coach Mike Gottfried said that after North Carolina drove to a 7- 0 lead on their third possession late in the first quarter "We played conservatively and that takes you out of some things you like to do We didn't make it a passing game until we were down 20-0" North Carolina quarterback Kevin Anthony performed almost flawlessly all day He drove the team to its first touchdown late in the first quarter rolling around right end the final 6 yards on a naked reverse Lee Gliarmis kicked a 32-yard field goal with 3:01 left in the half and when Kansas running back Robert Mimbs fumbled on first down cornerback Walter Bailey recovered and the Tar Heels got a quick seven points On third down backup split end Eric Streater beat two defenders down the right sideline and took Anthony's high-arching pass streaking through the end zone Field goals on North Carolina's next two possessions gave it four straight scoring possessions and the 23-0 lead with less than five minutes gone in the third quarter The late bid by Kansas (1-3) they scored with nine seconds left but the Tar 4 1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Williams 11-67 Mimbs 12-22 Norseth 6-(minus 7) Orth 9-(rninus 32) North Carolina: Humes 11-66 Horton 13-62 Colson 11-11 Gr'ffin 2-9 Anthony 7-minus 19 Orth 6-15-0 76 yards Morseth 11-19-0 130 North Carona Anthony 15-26-1 180 Esteil 6-71 Peete 5-56 Mirnbs 5-28 Anderson 2-23 Long 2-23 Williams 2-7 North Carolina: Griffin 1-58 Franklin 1-16 Streater 3-53 Winfieid 2-21 Horton 2-minus 1 I 1.