The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 30

2D The Index-Journal, Or nwood. S.C.. Nov. 10, 1885 Alabama, LSU battle to 14-14 deadlock and raced 24 yards into the end zone. Tennessee regained the lead with a 78-yard drive that ended with Dickey's 19-yard touchdown pass to Tun McGee.

The Vols added a touchown Just before the half on a 88-yard drive and another Dickey pass. That was a 9-yard toss to split end Eric Swanson. Teaaeasee 3 14 9 9 14 MeajaaJsSt. 7 9 9 47 UT FG Ravelz 24 MSU Harfclns 24 returned blocked Tennessee 1 7 Memphis St. 7 MEMPHIS, Tenn.

(AP) Senior quarterback Daryl Dickey threw two touchdown passes as the 19th-ranked Tennessee defeated Memphis State 17-7 in a college football game Saturday. Dickey completed eight of 16 passes for 128 yards, with seven completions in the first half. His only second-half completion lost three yards. The victory, before 49,617 fans at the Liberty Bowl, was the 10th in the 10-game series for the Vols. Tennessee now is 5-1-2 for the season.

Memphis State fell to 2-6-2. All the scoring came in the first half. The closest the Tigers came to scoring was on a drive that reached the Vols 11 early in the final period. But the march fizzled, and Thomas Ingles missed a 29-yard field goal attempt. The Vols scored first with a 24-yard field goal by Carlos Reveiz.

It was set up by a Memphis State fumble on a Tennessee punt to the Tigers' 16. Memphis State's only touchdown came just before the end of the first quarter when Danny Hawkins grabbed a blocked punt punt (Ingles kick) UT Mcsee 19 oasi from Dickey (Ravels kick) UT Swanson pass from Dickey (Ravels kick) A 49,617 UT MS First downs 14 16 Rushes-yards 47-093 39-127 Passing yards 128 147 Return yards 05 74 Passes 06-19-1 12-21-2 Punts 8J6 3-27 Fumbles-lost 2-0 2-1 Penalties-yards 3-015 4-30 lime of Possession 33:49 26:11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Tennessee, Powell 11-47, Henderson 931. Memphis Womack 21-110. PASSING Tenneaseee. Dickey 9-17-0-128.

Memphis Sparkman 14-21-2-147. RECEIVING Tennessee, J. Smith 2 56, Howard 2-21. Memphis St. J.

Harris 355 Seals 3-33. Auburn 35 East Carolina 1 0 AUBURN, Ala. (AP) The 13th-ranked Auburn Tigers romp ed to a 35-10 homecoming win Michigan claws Purdue, 47-0 Jeff Wickersham LSU's most productive passer had 12 completions in 24 attempts for 214 yards. Tap-ranked Gators fall to Georgia BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) Freshman running back Gene Jelks, starting his first game for Alabama, ran for one touchdown and threw for another Saturday as the 20th-ranked Crimson Tide tied No.

15 Louisiana State 14-14 in a Southeastern Conference football game. LSU missed a chance to win the game when sophomore kicker Ron Lewis missed a 24-yard field goal with five seconds remaining. Trailing with 1:23 left, Jelks threw a flea-flicker TD pass to quarterback Mike Shula from the 2-yard line, capping a 68-yard drive. Jelks, who ran 15 times for 87 yards, scored Alabama's first touchdown midway through the first quarter on a 33-yard run. LSU scored consecutive touchdowns to open the third period the first on a 49-yard run by Garry James, the other on a 67-yard pass from Jeff Wickersham to Wenzell Davis.

Alabama has a 6-2-1 overall record and 3-1-1 in the SEC. LSU is 5-1-1 overall and 3-1-1 in the SEC. The game was played before scouts from several bowls games. Shula, the nation's most efficient passer entering the game, completed 12 of 21 passes for 157 yards. Wickersham, the most productive passer in LSU history, had 12 completions in 24 attempts for 214 yards.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) Michigan quarterback Jim Harbaugh connected on three scoring passes while a stifling defense recorded its third shutout of the season Saturday as the ninth-ranked Wolverines rolled to a 47-0 Big Ten Conference football victory over Purdue. Harbaugh burned the Boilermakers' secondary for 11 consecutive first-half completions, including scoring plays of 9 yards to tight end Eric Kattus, and 34 and 65 yards to freshman flanker John Kolesar as Michigan built a 28-0 halftime lead. The Wolverines, 7-1-1 overall and 4-1-1 in the Big Ten, capitalized on two Purdue mistakes to take a 14-0 lead with just seven seconds gone in the second quarter. Purdue's Steve Griffin fumbled a Michigan punt at his 23 and Harbaugh capped a three-play drive with a touchdown strike to Kattus opening the scoring with 3:34 remaining in the opening period.

On the ensuing possession, the Wolverines' David Arnold partially blocked a Ernie Schramyr punt, giving Michigan a first down at the Boilermakers' 34. Three plays later, Kolesar slipped behind the Purdue scecondary, gathered in a pass from Harbaugh at the 4 and struggled into the end zone. The Wolverines increased their lead to 21-0 with 4:36 remaining in the first half on Gerald White's 1-yard plunge and got their fourth score with only 25 seconds left when Harbaugh again found Kolesar behind the Purdue defense and hit him on a 65-yard scoring play. Substitute running back Thomas Wilcher scored from 2 yards and the Wolverines got a safety in the third quarter, stretching the lead to 37-0. The Wolverines completed the rout on Mike Gillette 36-yard field goal and Phil Webb's 64-yard TD run in the final period.

Harbaugh finished with 12 completions in 13 attempts for 233 yards and three scores. Purdue quarterback Jim Everett, who entered the game hitting on nearly 64 percent of his passes, connected on 12 of 22 for only 96 yards, was sacked three times and failed to produce a score for the Boilermakers, who fell to 4-5 and 2-4. Brigham Young 44 Utah St. 0 LOGAN, Utah (AP) Robbie Bosco passed for a pair of touchdowns and Vai Sikanema dashed for two scores as loth-ranked Brigham Young crushed Utah State 44-0 in a swirling snow storm Saturday in college football. Before leaving the game late in the second period with a pinched nerve in his upper left arm, Bosco completed 14 of 19 passes for 220 yards in staking the Cougars to a 21-0 lead.

The victory boosted the Cougars of the Western Athletic Conference to an 8-2 record and dropped the Aggies of the Pacific Coast AthleticLSSociation to 2-8. While a half -foot of snow fell on a record 29,024 fans at Romney Stadium, Bosco engineered scoring drives of 75, 80 and 94 yards. He passed 7 yards to Mark Bellini for the first score, Lakei Heimuli bulled 1 yard for the second, and with 9:30 left in the second quarter, Bosco hit David Miles on a 36-yard scoring strike. Gary Webster's 27-yard field goal on the last play of the first alf made it 24-0 as BYU's defense and the snow paralyzed Utah State's offense. Late in the third period, BYU linebacker Leon White grabbed the second of five Cougars' interceptions and rambled 34 yards down the sideline for a touchdown, making it 31-0.

With Blaine Fowler at quarterback, the Cougars marched 72 yards early in the fourth period and scored when Sikanema swept left end for 18 yards. Sikanema 's second touchdown, a 9-yard run, came three plays after Rodney Thomas intercepted a Matt Stevens pass and carried it to the Utah State 20. That made the score 44-0 with 9:51 left in the game. Utah State's deepest penetration came late in the game following a BYU fumble on the Cougars' 35. The Aggies managed to reach the BYU 5-yard line, out a penalty and a fourth-down uicompletion preserved the shutout.

Brigham Yasag 14 19 7 1144 Utaa St. 0 9 9 99 BYU Bellini 7 pass from Bosco (Webster kick) BYU Heimuli 1 run (Webster kick) BYU Miles 36 pass from Bosco (Webster kick) BYU FG Webster 27 BYU White 34 interception return (Webster kick) BYU Sikanema 18 run (kick failed) BYU Sikanema 9 run (Webster kick) A 29,024 BYU USU 28 11 44-199 28-65 401 68 40 147 27-41-0 10-36-5 5-32 9-39 2-2 2-2 8-80 5-23 34:24 25:36 First Rushes-varris Passing yards Return yards Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of possession INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Brigham Young. Tuipulotu 7-80, Sikanema 9-70. Heimuli 6-187utah St. Tagaloa 7-39, Crawford 10-27, Clark 4-5.

PASSING Brigham Young, Bosco 14-19-0-220, Fowler 12-20-0-170, Lindsley 1-2-0-11. Utah Stevens 5-16-3-26. Ponich 5-20-2-42. RECEIVING Brigham Young, Molini 7-110, Bellini 4-91, Smith 549, Sikanema 3-45, Heimuli 3-28. Utah Tagaloa 6-39, Bell MS.

South Carolina State 32 Virginia Union 7 RICHMOND, Va. (AP) South Carolina State converted three Virginia Union fumbles into touchdowns as the Bulldogs rolled to a 32-7 college football win Saturday. The Panthers, 5-4, gained 191 yards on the ground to State's 169, but three interceptions in Bulldog territory nulified their offensive efforts. With 10:51 left in the first quarter, James Cunningham connected on the halfback option to wide receiver Cecil Holt for the Bulldogs' first score. Union fumbled the kickoff at its 25 and Sam Felder recovered to set up the next Bulldog score over East Carolina Saturday, led by tailback Brent Fullwood, who ran for three touchdowns and 153 yards.

Starting Auburn tailback Bo Jackson Tailed to score a touchdown for only the third game this season. He gained 73 yards on 14 carries. The non-conference football win lifted Auburn to a 7-2 record, while East Carolina fell to 2-7. Auburn is 2-2 in the Southeastern Conference. Fullwood, a 6-foot, 196-pound junior from St.

Cloud, scored on touchdown runs of four, 45 and 12 yards. Free safety Tom Powell also took an interception 52 yards for a touchdown. Late in the fourth quarter, Kyle Collins scored Auburn's final touchdown on a 4-yard run that was set up by another interception. East Carolina's only touchdown came on a 5-yard run by tailback Tony Baker midway through the Fourth quarter. Baker picked up 69 yards on 11 carries on the day.

The Pirates' only other score came on a 19-yard field goal by Jeff Heath in the third quarter. East Carolina held Auburn scoreless in the first quarter, but Fullwood's first touchdown run came with less than a minute gone in the second quarter. Steven Cobb's four-yard run with 8:01 left in the first period. The Panthers mounted a drive on their next possession but quarterback Sandy McDonald was stopped on fourth-and-one at the Bulldog 18. The Bulldogs drove 82 yards, capping the march with quarterback Roscoe Darnell's 18-yard toss to wide receiver Eric Smith.

The same duo connected on the two-point conversion pass to put the Bulldogs up 22-0. The Bulldogs' last touchdown came when McDonald threw to tailback Charles Holmes. Holmes fumbled, and the ball was recovered by cornerback Wesley McGriff at the Panther 26. Cobb dived one yard for the score to make it 29-0 at 9:50. Fullback Thomas Green carried in the Panthers' lone score, a seven-yard run, with 4:43 to go in the half.

The Bulldogs added a 25-yard Richard Dix field goal with 5:36 left in the game to round out the scoring. SCSC 14 JS 0 332 Vlralaia Ualaa 0 7 0 07 SCS Holt 10 pass from Cunningham (Dix kick) SCS- Cobb 4 run (Dix kick) SCS Smith 18 pass from Darnell (Smith pass from Darnell) SCS Cobb run (Dix kick) VU Green 7 run (Palmer kick) SCS FG Dix 25 A 1,237. Arkansas 20 Baylor 14 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) Greg Thomas' first pass completion of the game went 50 yards for a fourth-quarter touchdown that lifted 12th-ranked Arkansas to a 20-14 victory over No. 11 Baylor Saturday and scrambled the Southwest Conference football race.

Luther Franklin caught Thomas' toss inside the Baylor 20 and eluded a last defender inside the 10. It was only the fourth pass attempt of the game for Thomas, who had rallied the Razorbacks from a 14-0 third-quarter deficit. He shared time in the first half with Mark Calcagni and looked shaky at times. intercepted four of Jack Trudeau's passes, the first coming on his second throw of the day, to end the Illinois quarterback's NCAA record string of Passes without an interception at Illinois, suffering it's worst defeat since losing to Chicago 63-0 in 1906, did not cross midfield in the first half. Trudeau finished with 26 completions in 47 attempts for 208 yards.

Syracuse 24 Navy 20 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) Syracuse edged Navy 24-20 as the Orangemen recovered a fumble at their own 3-yard line with 2: 18 remaining to preserve the victory. Troy Saunders caught a pass from Navy quarterback Billy Byrne, who was hit by Syracuse defensive back Cooper Gardiner. The ball squirted away and was recovered by David Holmes. The triumph boosted Syracuse's record to 5-3.

The Midshipmen are 3-6. Quarterback Don McPherson Eut Syracuse ahead for good when ran 2 yards for his second touchdown of the game with 5:37 to play. Byrne broke Navy records for total yards in game with 399 and total yarage in a season with 1,694, and records for completions in a game with 37, and a season, 151. Syracuse' marched 75 yards after taking the opening KicKoti. The Navy defense stiffened and the Orangemen had to settle for a 22-yard field goal by Don McAulay.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Freshman Keith Henderson bolted 76 and 32 yards for first-half touchdowns and freshman Tim Worley raced 89 yards in the closing minutes as 17th ranked Georgia upset No. 1 Florida 24-3 in a Southeastern Conference football game Saturday. The loss for Florida ended the nation's longest unbeaten streak at 18 games and will cost the Gators the No. 1 ranking they had attained for the first time in history earlier in the week.

It also was the first setback for the Gators since Galen Hall became coach three games into the 1984 season. He now is 15-1-1. Georgia's defense, led by end Greg Waters, kept pressure on Florida quarterback Kerwin Bell throughout the game, and the Gators were unable to sustain lengthy drives. Jeff Dawson missed a pair of field goals before converting from 36 yards after the Bulldogs had built a 14-0 lead. Henderson raced 76 yards up the middle with 5:24 left in the opening quarter, giving Georgia a lead it never relinquished.

Henderson's 32-yard scoring jaunt capped a 53-yard drive early in the second quarter, and the Bulldogs lifted their halftime lead to 17-3 on Steve Crumley's 32-yard field goal 15 seconds before intermission. In the final eight minutes, Florida moved from its 2 to the Georgia 7 where John L. Williams fumbled and Steve Boswell recovered for Georgia at the 8. One play later, Worley went 89 yards for his score with 3:58 remaining. Georgia is 7-1-1 overall and 3-1-1 in the SEC.

Florida, losing in the SEC for the first time in 10 games, fell to 7-1-1 and 4-1. Florida 3 Georgia II 724 Ga Henderson 76 run (Crumley kick) Ga Henderson 32 run (Crumley kick) Fla FG Dawson 36 Ga FG Crumley 32 Ga Worley 89 run (Crumley kick) A 82,327 Fla 23 Ga First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards 13 47-344 31 7 3-8-0 7-50 1-0 6-41 27:43 30-28 408 31 33-19-1 S-44 3-2 3-20 32:17 Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Florida, J.L. Williams 12-42. Anderson 12-31. Georgia, Henderson 9-145, Worley 7-104, Tate 6-58 PASSING Florida.

Bell 33-49-1-408. Georgia, Johnson 2-64-25. J.Jackson 1-2-0-6. RECEIVING Florida, J.L. Williams 12-103, Anderson 7-85, McDonald 4-68 Neal 349.

Georgia, Lane 1-17, Smith 1-8. Osborn 1-6. Penn State 31 Cincinnati 10 CINCINNATI (AP) Junior quarterback John Shaffer passed for one touchdown and ran for another Saturday, rallying No. 2-ranked Penn State to a 31-10 football victory over the University of Cincinnati. Penn State, 9-0, fell behind 10-7 in the second quarter before running off 24 consecutive points and preserving its bid for the No.

1 ranking. Georgia beat No. 1 Florida 24-3 Saturday. Junior tailback D.J. Dozier keyed Penn State's power running attack with 112 yards and one touchdown against the Bearcats.

Shaffer had a ragged first half, completing only 6 of 17 passes for 70 yards. One was a 3-yard touchdown pass to tight end Bob Williams for the game's first points. Cincinnati fought back with a field goal and a touchdown on a pass interception. Shaffer finally got the Nittany Lions' offense rolling before the half, quieting the homecoming crowd of 33,528 at Riverfront Stadium. He completed a 32-yard pass to tight end Dean DiMidio, highlighting an 11-play, 80-yard scoring drive.

Shaffer ran the final yard for a 14-10 halftime lead. 1 1 7 7 1 711 a a a ia rsu will lama 3 pass fron Shaffer (Manca kick) Cin FG Barone 25 Cin Jackson 25 yard interception return (Barone kick) PSU Shaffer 1 run (Manca kick) PSU FG Manca 17 PSU Dozier 2 run (Manca kick) PSU Knizner 1 run (Manca kick) A 33,528 PSU Chi 22 14 54-281 43-161 127 12 93 9-24 2 lS-2a-3 4-41 4-41 2-1 4-2 8-49 (-65 19:11 30:41 First downs Hushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Penn Dozier 20-112, Clark 7 52, Manoa 12-49, Shaffer 4-24. Cincinnati, Taylor 29-125. Williams 4-15, McCoin 9-(minus 42). PASSING Penn Shaffer 7-10-1-74, Knizner 2-4-024.

Cincinnati, McCoin 15-17-2-127, McKinney 0-1-1-0. RECEIVING Penn ST, DiMidio 2-42, Round-tree 2-24, Timpson 2-17. Cincinnati, Muses 5-49, Stargell 4-29, Mice 2-10. Georgia Tech 35 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7 ATLANTA (AP) Georgia Tech flanker Gary Lee caught a 71-yard touchdown pass and set up another score with a 63-yard kickoff return in the fourth quarter Saturday as the Yellow Jackets overcame a sluggish first half to down Tennessee-Chattanooga 35-7 in college football. Tech, 6-2-1, managed only 75 yards in falling behind 7-0 at the half and still trailed 7-3 entering the final period against the Division 1 A A Moccasins, 5-4.

Tech erupted for 32 points in the final period as quarterback John Dewberry connected on the 71-yard bomb to Lee, Malcolm King plunged'over to score from 3 yards out, Cory Collier raced 32 yardsmto score, Chuck Easlfy ran 8 yards fr a TD, avid Bell kicked a 47-yard field 4oaI and three eTRA POINTS AND THE Yellow Jackets' defenpress Writer MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Senior quarterback Daryl Dickey threw two touchdown passes Saturday as the University of Tennessee dumped Memphis State 17- 7 in a nonconference college football game. Dickey completed eight of 16 passes for 128 yards, but seven of his completions were in the first half. His lone second-half completion lost three yards. The victory, before 49,617 fans at the Liberty Bowl, was the 10th in the 10-game series for the Vols.

Tennessee is now 5-1-2 for the year. Memphis State fell to 2-6-2 for the year. All of the scoring came in the first half as both teams failed to muster a serious scoring threat after intermission. The closest the Tigers came was a drive that penetrated to the Volunteer 11 early in the final period. But the drive fizzled and Thomas Ingles came on for an unsuccessful 29-yard field goal attempt.

Ta. Cf auaaaaga 0 7 9 87 Georgia Tech 1 12 25 UTC Holmes 18 pass from Koontz (Onley kick) TECH FG Bell 32 TECH Lee 71 pass from Dewberry (BeU kick) TECH Safety Couch tackled in end zone TECH King 3 run (Run failed) TECH FG BeU 47 TECH Collier 32 run (Bell kick) TECH Easley 8 run (Bell kick) A 25,783 UTC GT First downs 19 17 Rushes-yards 32- 53 49-185 Passing yards 195 177 Return yards 23 47 Passes a 20-49-4 9-22-0 Punts 11 10-40 10-37 Fumbles-lost 3-10-0 Penalties-yards 8-42 10-101 Time of Possession 29:32 30:28 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Tn -Chattanooga, Fontenot 14-44, Evans 5-18, Williams 2-13. Georgia Tech, Collier 18- 91, King 11 56, Easley 4-38. PASSING Tn. -Chattanooga, Couch 19- 48-4-177, Koontz 1-1-0-18.

Georgia Tech, Dewberry 9-22-0-177. RECEIVING To -Chattanooga, Holmes 5-61, Evans 4-30, Fontenot 3-22. Alford 2-31. Georgia Tech, Lee 2-94, Pearson 2-54, Collier 3-10. 1 Long passes Iowa past Illinois 59-0 IOWA CITY.

Iowa (AP) Chuck, Long threw four touchdown 'passes, including two in a 35 point first-quarter outburst, to set Big Ten Conference season and career records as sixth-ranked Iowa blitzed Illinois 59-0 Saturday. Long also had a pair of touchdown passes in the second quarter as Iowa, bouncing back from a 22-13 loss to Ohio State, stormed to a 49-0 halftime lead and sent its record to 8-1 overall and 5-1 in the Big Ten. It was the most points ever scored in one half by an Iowa team and the Hawkeyes most lopsided victory over Illinois. Long hit Robert Smith on touchdown bombs of 49 and 43 yards in the first quarter and fired scoring strikes of one yard to Mike Flagg and eight yards to Scott Helverson in the second period. He left the game midway through the third quarter after completing 22 of 30 passes for 289 yards.

Fullback David Hudson scored on runs of one and 10 yards in the first quarter and tailback Ronnie Harmon raced 46 yards for another touchdown. The four touchdown passes gave Long 25 for the season and 72 in his career. Purdue's Mark Herrmann and Mike Phipps shared the old Big. Ten season record of 23 and Herrmann held the previous career mark of 71. Long is the Big Ten career total offense leader and needs 341 passing yards in the final two games to break Herrmann's career mark of 9,946.

Illinois, 4-4-1 overall and 3-2-1 in the league, contributed to its undoing by committing six first-half turnovers, three of which Iowa converted into touchdowns. Iowa Chuck Long Four touchdown passes including two in a 35 point first quarter..