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148 THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Sunday September 25 1988 oviA) 6' 148 THE CI1ARLOTTE OBSERVER Sunday September 25 1988 South Carolina lefense Stops No 6 Georgia South Carolina Fikeirense tops Georgia t1 a HUNTING now booking for 1 Whitetail and 20 different species of exotics on 47000 acre ranch in I 9 Texas A few openings available for 1988 Call YO Ranch (512) 640-3222 1104002 t1 11y11111P4 9 77 now booking for vv A nirerair ana ainerent species 4 7 of exotics on 47000 acre ranch in A 9 Texas A few openings available for 1988 Call YO Ranch (512) 9 640-3222 9804949044319w49904104002 Gamecocks quarterback Todd dives for first-down yardage in NC State Falters In Maryland Continued From Page 1B to see freshman wide receiver Robert I i o'f tY4 87' i 1 1 I 9 5 i i "ii Continued From Page 1B to see freshman wide receiver Robert 1: -7' 4 i if' -i11' 4 1 i 4 i '1': Nt l'k 1 i i 1 i 4' A Gamecocks quarterback Todd dives for first-down yardage in NC State Falters In 1 Maryland Ellis Satur BOB LEVERONEStall day's 23-10 victory over sixth-ranked Georgia in Columbia jf 7 7 The Charlotte Observer will tell you what tomorrow may bring AND BONUSES 0t off the sweeps But the game plan was more emotional than technical "Basically you just whupped the man in front of you and made the tackle" said linebacker Derrick Little The defensive fury made it easy for the offense and after a shaky start Gamecocks Quarterback Todd Ellis began striking at the underbelly of the Georgia pass defense hitting receivers underneath the soft coverage again and again Eventually he would total 321 yards on 28-of-43 passing "Georgia lets you throw underneath" Ellis said "They've got a bend-but-notbreak kind of defense' At first it appeared Georgia might find a quick cure for the "Black Death" despite all those skull-and-crossbones flags waving in the stands The Bulldogs took the opening kickoff and rammed it 65 yards in 12 plays kicked a field goal and took a 3-0 lead "That first series woke us up a little bit" said South Carolina defensive tackle Derrick Frazier But two possessions later the Gamecocks answered with a field goal and the confidence of the defense began to grow In the second quarter South Carolina scored on Keith Bing's 4-yard run with eight minutes nine seconds left and the defense took stock "Then we felt we couldn't lose unless the defense lost it" Frazier said It didn't Instead the crowd of 7400 got Mte narlotte (Observer To Subscribe Call 379-6666E Toil-Free: N0 1-800-532-5350 S0 1-800-532-5351 natTrmstWMFIIIIVNAMMW110011 Wednesday through Saturday Oct 5-8 it's the 12th annual Arthur Smith King Mackerel Tournament Prizes and bonuses total $350000 in cash and merchandise Join the fleets leaving from three South Carolina ports for the world's richest fishing tournament Registration deadline is 3 pm Wednesday Oct 5: Entry fee is $300 per boat Mail check and completed registration form (below) to the address on the coupon Inquiries: 803249-1523 Rules summary No more than six competitors and six fishing lines in the water per boat Minimum boat size: 16 feet Only eligible species: King Mackerel Tournament fishing is 8 am to 3:30 pm Thursday Oct 6 and Friday Oct 7 A representative of each boat must attend the captain's meeting Wednesday Oct 5 at Briarcliffe Mall North Myrtle Beach Brooks scoot ahead of a defender and make a sensational one-handed catch of an Ellis 36-yard touchdown pass and Collin Mackie add two second-half field goals And it got to see "Black Death" strangle the Bulldogs Afterward the locker room rang with "We're No and "It's our house baby" Frazier an Atlanta native and one of 22 Gamecocks from Georgia listened and said quietly "I can go home now" Georgia --3 0 0 7 10 ---------------3 14 3 3 23 FG Crumley 27 FG Mackie 23 Sc Bing 4 run (Mackie kick) Sc Brooks 36 pass from Ellis (Mackie kick) Sc FG Mackie 42 Sc FG Mackie 43 Henderson 3 run (Kasay kick) Att 74800 (at South Carolina) a SC owns 14 24 s-Yards 41-102 28-76 yards 139 321 yards 31 32 I 16-26-1 28-43-1 8-45 4-39 as-Lost 3-1 2-0 es-Yards 8-98 7-50 1 oossession 26:05 33:55 First downs Rushes-Yards 41- Passing yards Return yards Passes 16- Punts i Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards I Time of possession 21 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Georgia: Worley 12-45 Ellis 4-39 Henderson 7-30 South Carolina: Haynes 8-30 Bing 4-27 Green 8-26 PASSING Georgia: Talley 13-19-0 106 Johnson 3-7-1 33 South Carolina: Ellis 28-43-1 321 RECEIVING Georgia: Thomas 5-82 Henderson 3-22 Hummings 2-14 South Carolina: Brooks 8-98 Green 5-54 Platt 4-78 Haynes 4-18 VirwfunTmrinworsmmixermrtway7rwboamw- 5011Mert transmission elph tune up '411oe' a $1845 Sly2lews Let your Cotimon-Man get your transmission ready for SUMMER and make sure you aren't 'stuck in the sweltering sun with transmission Itallure Here's what it includes: Road Test 21 Point Conlon Courtesy Check Removing the Pan Cleaning the Sump Screen Replacing the Pan Gasket Fluid Adjusting the Bands linkeage Cottman's Summer Tune-Up Special is a Preventive maintenance service designed to deliver peak transmission performance on most domestic and imported cars It you already have a transmission problem ask about our expert repair services CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Call: 5258360 5514 South Blvd (Across from Tyvola Mall) Charlotte Call: 5968830 501 Sugar Creek Rd (Tryon Mall Shopping Ctr) Charlotte 1111 1 where and operatedaI applicable or 1 Location throughout IIS locally Owned i pia OM MI I I I A 11 au I $25'" OFF I I saw Posted prices for any internal auto- I matic transmission repair I I El Must be presented at time of sale Limit: one coupon per customer I Expires 10-1-88 I Moni -Fri 8 to 0 I TRANSMISSION at I to i Ann loom Imo 1111 IIII i 1 the sweeps But the game plan was more 'rooks scoot aneau 01 a ueienuer anu make 4 i emotional than technical a sensational one handed catch of an Ellis 0 suitimert At et: off "Basically you just whupped the man in 36-yard touchdown pass and Collin Mackie I front of you and made the tackle" said addtw2Bslecl Death strangle goals And it got linebacker ebacker Demck Little the Bulldogs transmisson A The defensive fury made it easy for the Afterward the locker room rang with tune 4 A 4 offense and after a shaky start Gamecocks "We're No 1" and "It's our house baby" ') sN s-- i quart erback Todd Ellis began striking at the Frazier an Atlanta native and one of 22 underbelly of the Georgia pass defense Gamecocks from Georgia listened and said i ''f'' -i hitting receivers underneath the soft cover-- quietly "I can go home now age again and again Eventually he would '-'4 i 4- 1 total 321 yards on 28-of-43 passing Georgia --3 0 0 I 10 C1: -'1 i ::1 i i a lets you throw underneath" Carolina 14 3 3 23 45 21 C) 04 4 )' FG Crumiey 27 6 Ellis said They ve got a bend-bu break kind of defense I t-not sc- FG Mackie 23 SC Bing 4 run (Mackie kick) 4 At first it appeared Georgia might find a sc Brooks 36 pass from Ellis (Mackie kick) Let your Cottmen-Man get your transmission Mackie 42 ready for SUMMER and make sure you iron A I quick cure for the Black Death 't 'ls'ts despite all FG Mackie 43 stuck in the sweltering sun with transmission S48'i those skull-and-crossbones flags waving in Henderson 3 run (kesay kick) failure Here's what it includes cki Road Courtesy Check A --4a: the stands The Bulldogs took the opening 1 Att 74800 (at South Carolina) 1 4 kickoff and rammed it 65 yards in 12 plays a sc kicked a field goal and took a 3-0 lead First downs 14 24 1p Test iemoving ottman the Pan 41-102 28-76 Cleaning the Sump Screen Rushes-Yards Replacing the Pan Gasket Fluid That first series woke us up a little bit" Passing yards 139 321 A said South Carolina defensive tackle Der- Return yards Adjusting the Bands Linkeage 16-263-11 28-433-21 Cottman's Summer Tune Up Special is a Preven- Passes 83-4 51 42- 3 09 li i es ae mt aa 1 nn st emn i as sn ic oe sp ee ma oi cr me adnacsei gonnemd otsto ddoeml i vees rick Frazier Punts Fumbles Lost But two possessions later the Gamecocks it 8-96 7-50 tic and imported cars II you already have a til 0 a 340 answered with a field goal and the confi- Time sas olfeposser possession 26:05 33:55 transmission problem ask about our expert re- 'id 0 4' pair services dence of the defense began to grow (3 a 47 -k: INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 40 ik 1 In the second quarter South Carolina RUSHING Georgia: Worley 12-45 Ellis 4-39 Henderson 7-30 CALL FOR scored on Keith Bing's 4-yard run with eight south Carolina: Haynes 8-30 Bing 4-27 Green 8-26 PASSING Georgia: Talley 13-19-0 106 Johnson 3-7-1 33 South minutes nine seconds left and the defense APPOIHILIEHT BOB LEVERONEStall took stock "Then we felt we couldn't lose Carolina: Ellis 28-43-1 321 I Ellis day's 23-10 victory over sixth-ranked unless the defense lost it" Frazier said RECEIVING Georgia: Thomas 5-62 Henderson 3-22 Hummings 2-14 South Carolina: Brooks 8-98 Green 5-54 Platt 4-78 Haynes Call: 5258360 Satur- Georgia in Columbia It didn't Instead the crowd of 7414)0 got 4-ta 5514 South Blvd (Across from Tyvola Mall) Charlotte :::4 741 Call: 596-8830 1:: Nsi4it i 501E Sugar Creek Rd 11 ''gLi s' 71 Ivt- 5 -f 4': 1 51 (Tryon Mall Shopping Ctr) 77 i 1- iiii r-41 4:04 Charlotte 0- -r 4 rs'- or "0" a 1111 1 tosahoos throughout 7 II locally owned pia EMI MI I I 0 I 4tif04oy4 operated 11 'lif ti' 1 oom 01 $25" OFF II :::7: saw Posted prices for an internal auto- The Charlotte Observer will tell you what tomorrow may bring II matic trpansmission re Must be presented at time of sale I Limit one coupon per customer I Expires 10-1-88 11c 61mrlottt Q)bserver IriTRANSMISSION ottmarti Mon 1 milf Fri 8 to Of I To Subscribe Ca11379-6666 Toll-Free MC 1-800-532-5350 SC 1-800-532-5351 Sat 8 to 1 1 Ann 111 i Irlr0-17r-rru-rrmayrowartrharrcrr 'r 'I: lb Re 3 im-- ii -tfo I 0 0 i 9 -latot tNe ft 91 0 vfoo0001 00t 4 --i 't1444--1: 0 Ir AND BONUSES 4 9 1 1 4of 4 Wednesday through Saturday Oct 5-8 it's the 12th annual Arthur Smith King Mackerel o- -A Tournament Prizes and bonuses total $350000 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Registration deadline is 3 pm Wednesday Oct 5: Entry fee is $300 per boat Mail 1 check and completed registration form (below) to the address on the coupon Inquiries: '0 i tot 803249-1523 Iv ik i Rules summary No more than six competitors and six fishing lines in the water per boat 0 -1b t- Minimum boat size: 16 feet Only eligible species: King Mackerel Tournament fishing is 8 7 4 )c ::1 i li am to 3:30 pm Thursday Oct 6 and Friday Oct 7 A representative of each boat must attend the captain's meeting Wednesday Oct 5 at Briarcliffe Mall North Myrtle Beach ts kerel leets Mail boat I is 8 must ch Broolcs scoot ahead of a def ender and make "merit A 0 ta 0 emotional than technical off the sweeps But the game plan was more a sensational one catch of an Ellis Mackie i i "Basically you just whupped the man in 36-yard touchdown pass and Collin Mackie i front of you arid made the tackle" said add two second half field goals And it got s' 't linebacker Demck Little to see "Black Death" strangle the Bulldogs ransmission We re No 1 tune 'I The defensive fury made it easy for the Afterward the locker room rang with offense and after a shaky start Gamecocks and "It our house baby 1 up dence of the defense began to grow quarterback Todd Ellis began striking at the Frazier an Atlanta native and one of 22 A underbelly of the Georgia pass defense Gamecocks from Georgia listened and said hitting receivers underneath the soft cover- quietly "I home now can go 11111 age again and again Eventually1 he would i 4i 1 total 321 yards on 28-of-43 passing 3 0 0 7 10 I 4' :1 4 N' 's "Georgia lets you throw underneath" -----3 14 3 3 23 1 8 1 45 S11312CI4 41 1 Ellis said "They've got a bend-but-not- 91 eY su FFu CMruacmk le 23 break kind of defense" sc Bing 4 run (Mackie kick) At first it appeared Georgia might find a -0 SC Brooks 36 pass from Ellis (Mackie kick) Let readyour Conmen-Man et your transmission for SUMMER and make sure you aren't SCC FFG tkleacce 442 Ir k0- quick cure for the "Black 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a field goal and the confi- Time of possession 26:05 33:55 transmission problem ask about our expert re- 1 ''Ir A pair services INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS In the second quarter South Carolina RUSHING rf' I Georgia: Worley 12-45 Ellis 4-39 Henderson 7-30 Bing 4-27 CALL FOR :1: scored on Keith Bing 4-yar run wit eight South Carolina Green 8-26 minutes nine seconds left and the defense Ellis Georgia Haynes 8-30 13-19-0 106 Johnson 3-7-1 33 South APPOIHILIEHT BOB LEVERONEStall took stock "Then we felt we couldn't lose 3 84rg3Ia 321 lley Georgia: Tho 5-62 Ellis day's 23-10 victory over sixth-ranked unless the defense lost it" Frazier said 2-14 South Carolina: Br mas teen Henderson ooks 5-54 Pl att 3-22 Hummings 4-78 Haynes Call: 5258360 Satur- Georgia in Columbia It didn't Instead the crowd of 74gon got 4-18 5514 South Blvd (Across from Tyvola Mall) i'Ik "t': -2" Charlotte -2 Call: 5968830 1 501 Sugar Creek Rd (Tryon Mall Shopping Ctr) Charlotte 4 applicable I 1 1 -T '--0 Location throughout 14'''''''''''''''N IMI locallydowned pia EMI MI I I I i and la d1 -w1''''' -1 i 1 Now '1 i -i 'ormt ntymwmwnr--wmr! 114'1 $25" OFF i tif: :::1:: tf 7: 401 woo 0 nre fn ri oA4 -nvae" Johnson lini IN I ista el -mar i presented by HILliftik131RD DEPTH SOUNDERS presented by SouthCarolina In cooperation with Little River Murrells Inlet and Georgetown S0 In cooperation with ition with Murrells and wn S0 1kito 1)Irx es Grand Prix Series rPMMP1Rwpwwtrm LARGEST KING MACKEREL LAR( KING MAI OVERALL CHAMPION FISHING TEAM rEAM K-mart in cooperation with the manufacturers presents the tournament's Grand Prize Division The competitor who boats and weighs in the largest King Mackerel wins 85000 cash and $23500 in merchandise including a Sea Ox 180-D (left) with 150 Johnson engine Cox trailer and Humminbird depth sounder The team weighing in the most pounds for the two days of competition (maximum of five fish per day) wins 82500 cash and 815000 in merchandise including a Buick Century Estate Wagon (right) engine Cox trailer and Humminbird depth sounder The team weighing in the most pounds for the two days of competition (maximum of five fish per day) wins $2500 cash and $15000 in merchandise including a Buick Century Estate Wagon (right) WW4V3 VSEA OX 410 -rites49Ace 1Johnson 'I DEPTH SOUNDERS OK LfLflJ1s I IICK I 1 i''4 1 iii CA t'4q 4 --4'i '4 '444' ze z04- rmk 4daf04m5 "-Lx444: 'ClIr cErsEAox GirlxiA lites409pce 4157t --tvr----- ----N-7 0 5 t- 'ilohnson DEPTH SOUNDERS r' r' ip la I tOWIRAPJNLETAWARDS By RICK BONNELL Staff Writer COLLEGE PARK Md NC State found a quarterback and a placekicker Saturday night but the Wolfpack couldn't find a victory After taking its first and only lead of the game with less than three minutes left NC State allowed Maryland a 69-yard drive and the winning points in a wild 30-26 loss at Byrd Stadium Maryland quarterback Neil O'Donnell hit Dean Green with a 10-yard touchdown pass with just 1 minute 20 seconds left for the victory The Wolfpack fell to 2-1 overall and 1-1 in the ACC Maryland is now 2-1 and 1-0 Wolfpack quarterback Shane Montgomery who had taken over for starter Preston Poag late in the first half drove the Wolfpack to midfield in the final minute before being intercepted to end the game Despite the loss Montgomery may have earned himself the starter's job completing 24 of 28 passes for 312 yards But Montgomery wasn't the only discovery for the Wolfpack Damon Hartman a walk-on so obscure his name did not appear on the pre-game roster kicked a 25-yard field goal with 2:48 remaining to give NC State its only lead Hartman replacing previous starter Bryan Carter also kicked a 45-yarder as NC State dominated the Terps offensively through most of the second half In the first half the Wolfpack had trouble just holding and finding the football on this cold rainy night before 32291 at Byrd Stadium NC State's offense fumbled three times and its defense looked lost against Maryland's misdirection plays spotting the Terps a 16-point halftime lead The Pack's first-half fumbles set up Maryland's second touchdown for a 14-0 Terps lead and killed a promising NC State drive to Maryland's 28 Split end Eugene Peters gave up the fumble to kill the drive after catching a nine-yard pass from Montgomery late in the second quarter The Wolfpack defense so effective against the run in its first two games allowed the Terps to take advantage of those turnovers by overpursuing and losing the Terps' ballcarriers The Pack entered the game allowing only 48 yards per carry fourth best in the country then gave up 40 rushing yards in the first quarter alone to Maryland By running counter plays on the ground and play action on the pass plays Maryland took advantage of the very aggressiveness that had made NC State's defense so effective Terps quarterback Neil O'Donnell faked into the line then rolled out right to hit David Carr with the 32-yard pass that set up the game's first score Tailback Brian Lowery ran in from three yards out for the touchdown on the next play Misdirection again hurt the Wolfpack on the second Maryland touchdown when Terps running back Mike Beasley ran a counter play back left 14 yards into the end zone As the second quarter began the Wolfpack seemed to right itself going on an 11-play 69-yard drive into the end zone Rolling left Poag hit flanker Naz Worthen with a seven-yard touchdown pass The recovery was short-lived and again it was the overly aggressive nature of the NC State defense that let the Pack down 'O'Donnell went for the bomb and two Wolfpack defenders went for the interception missing the ball and allowing Beasley to slip behind them for a 72-yard touchdown pass By RICK BONNELL Staff Writer COLLEGE PARK Md NC State found a quarterback and a placekicker Saturday night but the d-o-wn pass it A akini6lia -A 'ffVv ff I 1 I i 1 Ten prizes will be awarded each day of the tournament a total of $45000 cash and merchandise for the most pounds up to five fish Grand Prize and Inlet Prize winners are ineligible for daily prizes All other competing boats are eligible for only one daily prize In the event of a poundage tie the respective place values will be combined and split Ten prizes will be awarded each day of the tournament a total of $45000 in cash and merchandise for the most pounds up to five fish Grand Prize and Inlet Prize winners are ineligible for daily i 40 prizes All other competing boats are eligt- ble for only one daily prize In the event of iot a poundage tie the respective place val- ues will be combined and split 0 0 14 1 A 4 warded each day of Mai of $45000 in 3 for the most Inehgi Granble Prize day i of and 1 0 0 0 for ing boats are eligt- ize In the event of soecinwe val vtet'kttE tst tt Vt 0 ti 1 4 40 AOMC 21 -4 sEA plov fiUDEtill SV1)151 111I 44 4w A IGOE lall-W- )r The Proven Leader 46 For the tatgest to-Kt Out of each inlet Lowes and the manufacturers present these ptizes $10000 cash al Little River: $3500 cash and St 6500 in merchandise at Georgetown inciuMng a Glassmaster 196 (lett) with 90 Evinrude Cox trailer and Humminbad depth sounder $1500 cash and $25500 in merchandise at Murrells Inlet including a Catatiy 228 (right) with OMC Sea Drive Cox trailer and Hummtntard depth sounder EVIIIRUDE sv-cpwrirprrmi :77:: Eto 0 11 'I EllifillUDE svifirrrrffrmi ISI 44 4 n- 11C For the largest Kind out of each inlet owes and the menutachlrers present these prizes $IO 000 a at Georgetown including a Glasrrnacter 196 (lett) wrth 90 Evinrude Cox trailer and Humminbuct del Murrells Inlet including a Galaxy 228 (right) with OMC Sea Drive Cox trailer and Humminbird depth sr 1110A A Mt 1110111111S1011111P A Tournament Within A Tournament The following boat manufacturers will present a check for $1000 to their participating boat owner who catches the largest eligible species during tournament competition WI 1111E17 boos 14t169177A1- rn 50011117-1 DLACIVIM tuhrs (AM OCEAAr -MASTER VSEA OX mr-TEruisets 0 TO '04t UNT4IN Rtial TS trollor GRADY-WHITE I Tiara PURSUIT mr-TEnitsets 0 FOUNT4IN INP4t RHO41S GRADY-WM I A Tournament The turers will present a air participating boat largest eligible lent competition F11711Eff HYP57A1- 500117-1 tuhrs OCEAAr -WASTER VSEA OX trolthe' 6)prfrfl Tiara PURSUIT IMO' "A IBOA A Itt AMUSE oluzataurst-4 (192epprurrrrn Olin CANNON 0441 10 WAAL PRODUCTS TM IMMO Na NM S1000 CASH $1000 trom Olin to the Grand Prize winner if the winner's boat has a complete Olin AlertLocate Kit with unexpired marine signals Delco AC Delco presents $1000 to the woman catching the largest King Mackerel Voyager $10000 from Grady-White to the Grand Prize winner it the Grand Prize King is caught on a Grady White GRADY-Wti I 114100S01010000CAS $10000 from Grady-White to the $1000 from Olin to the Grand AC Delco presents $1000 to the Grand Prize wtnner it the Grand Prize winner if the winner's boat woman catching the largest King Prize King is caught on a Grady has a complete Olin AlertLocate Mackerel While Kit with unexpired marine signals neico GRADY-WHITE Voyager kitten's kiten's iql99 jv)' Atad Ps Sands Xpmanaub 4PMVP bagley's Ijitre)' TOtad Sand S20000 for five years if the Ail Tackle World Record for King Mackerel is broken E0t" $100000 CA $60000 CASH $12000 for five years if the South Carolina All-Tackle State Record for King Mackerel is broken (a single fish cannot win both the world and state record bonuses) $1000 for the largest King caught aboard a boat trallered by Cox HurtiNIIS1R9 i)(1co Voyager FISH FRY TICKETS SKAAIPROOLICTS HUMMINCIRD 110MS100000 CA811010111160000 CASH01080110041i111111101111i1100: $1000 CAS1100100 0 $12000 for five years if the South Carolina Delco $20000 for five years if the Ail $1000 for the largest King caught Tackle World Record for King All-Tackle State Record for King Mackerel aboard a boat trallered by Cox Voyager is broken (a single fish cannot win both Mackerel is broken the world and state record bonuses) FISH FRY TICKETS 11 I 1 I 1 4 1 4 a Official 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