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2-D THE STATE Columbia, S.C., Sunday, October 9, 1977 College Scoreboard STATE Duke 25, S. Carolina 21 Clemson 31, Virginia Delaware 23, Citadel 7 Presbyterian 26, Catawba 7 Wofford 13, Furman 27, Newberry 25 S. C. State 47, J. C.

Smith 6 ACC N. C. St. 17, Auburn 15 Maryland 24, Syracuse 10 N. Carolina 24, Wake Forest 3 EAST Army 34, Villanova 32 Rutgers 42, Connecticut 1 12 Harvard 17.

Cornell 1 Colgate 31, Holy Cross 14 Navy 10, Air Force 7 Penn 14, Brown 7 Penn St. 16, Utah St. 1 Princeton 28. Columbia 7 W. Virginia 38, Temple 6 Dartmouth 3, Yale 0 Lafayette 34, Bucknell 1 Boston College 30, Tulane 28 RPI Clarion Lack Haven 13 Pace 13, Marist 2, on Reck 13 Stony Calumbia Widner Tech Wiliams Trinity Bates Hofstra Iona 16 Upsala Tech Connecticut Curt 1 14, New St.

15 Cuttate E. 24, Cheyney St. Middlebury Tutts Springfield 28, Imaca 15 Fordham 21, Seton Mall 10 Ursinus 20, Janns Meskim 14 New Hampshire S4, Maine 7 Moravian 20, W. Maryland Millersville 35, Mentield Lebanen Valley 16, Muhienberg 14 W. Chester 20, Disemsburg 7 Paterson 0, W.

Connecticut Norwich 24, Lesten St. RPI 3, Siena C. W. Pest 43, Wagner Mass. Maritime 10, Curry Waynesburg 26, Geneva Westminster 28, Greve City Maine Maritime 12, Plymouth St.

Lyceming 16, Delaware Valley St 28, Georgetown, D. C. 17 Allegheny 13, Hiram 3 Carn. Washington Jetterson Framingham St. Nichels 14 Canisius 11, Obertin: Montclair 14, C.

Connecticut 6 Heafner, Cary Tied For Lead MOUNT PLEASANT (UPI) Vance Heafner of Cary, N.C.. tied for the lead with three-day leader Bill Harvey of Jamestown, N.C.. Saturday in the third round of the fifth annual Rice Planters Invitational Golf Tournament. Heafner. who shot a recordbreaking seven-under-par 65 during Friday's play at the Snee Farm Country Club.

shot a one-under par 71 Saturday to tie Harvey with a three-day total of 212. Harvey shot a two-over par 74 Saturday. Five strokes behind Heafner and Harvey was Rennie Law of Greensboro, N.C.. who shot 71 Saturday for a three-day total of 217. Dick Horne of Mount Pleasant shot a 71 Saturday for a three-day total of 220.

Tied at 222 for three days of play were Rad Yaun of Jacksonville. Tommy Carlton of Augusta. and Allen Ericson of Jacksonville. At 223 was Allen Powers of North Augusta, while David Hackstadt of Birmingham, shot a 73 Saturday for a three-day total of 224 and David Nexsen of Kingstree shot 75 Saturday for a three-day total of 225. The 72-hole tournament ends today.

Irmo's Teams Win Irmo's varsity boys and girls teams won top places in a 19-team field of 238 runners in the Irmese Invitational crosscountry meet at Irmo Highs School Saturday. Four of Irmo's runners finished in the top 10 of the varsity boys competition won by Joey Byers of Rock Hill in a time of 15:05. Irmo's Mike Wimer, Gregg Wimer. Ed Balog and Brian Barnes finished third, fifth, eighth and ninth respectively. Shelly Woolridge of Mt.

Pisgah won the girl's varsity division but Karen Kanes and Laureen Durell were second and third for Irmo. West Florence won the junior varsity boys division with Airport's David Cox taking individual honors. and North Myrtle Beach claimed the junior varsity girls division as Irmo's Julie Wimer won the individual competition. Wofford Furman, FURM. WOF.

First Dawns Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Punts Fumbles Lest Penalized 51 1 5 Run (Phillips Kick) Ress 13 Run (Kick Failed) (Sehr Kick) Shawn Phillips after the initial touchdown Furman. bottled inside its own territory for more than three quarters by a swarming Terrier defense. used the passing of David Henderson to get untracked in the final 11 minutes when the Paladins nearly salvaged the decision. Sparked by Henderson's 61- yard strike to Brette Simmons, Furman zipped 80 yards in seven plays and narrowed the gap to 13-7 on Mark Stowers' oneyard dive and Bobby Behr's conversion with 8:58 to play. The only other time the Paladins crossed midfield was on their final possession when Henderson's passes to Simmons.

Southard and Mark Grainger led to a first-and-goal at Wofford's four with 2:15 remaining. But a procedure penalty nullified four-yard apparent scoring burst at 2:15, then an offensive interference penalty pushed Furman back to the 24. A 14-yard Henderson pass to Greg Laetsch carried to Wofford's 10 and set the stage for the Henderson-Southard pass which Agee stopped cold to prevent a tie. Furman lost more than just the game. Running back David Kelly suffered a shoulder seperation on his third carry of the night and reportley will miss the remainder of the season.

Wofford squandered two first-quarter scoring opportunities before striking twice in the second stanza for their 13-0 intermission advantage. Kelly fumbled at the Furman 38-yard line on game's third play and Glen Kelly recovered for Wofford, but Chuck Mullinax was stopped a yard short at Furman's 29 on a fourth-andfour plunge. On their next possession, Upsets 13-7 SOUTH E. Carolina 33, S. Illinois Georgia 14, Ole Miss 13 Louisville 33, Tulsa 0 Ga.

Tech 24. Tennessee 1 LSU 28. Vanderbilt 15 VMI 25, Richmond 0 Va. Tech 17, Wm Mary 8 Mars Hill 30. Madison 7 N.

C. 21. Norfolk St. 14 Elos 50, N. C.

Central 8 Davidson 49, Delaware St. 18, Howard Southern 28, Bishop 3 Morgan St. 14, Howard 42. Lenior Rhyne 7 E. Tennessee 38.

Appalachian 20 Pitt 17, Florida 17 Florida St. 14, Cincinnati 0 Kentucky 23. Miss. St. 7 La.

Tech 21, SW Louisiasa 21 Miami, Fla. 14, Kansas 7 Nicholls 10, NW Louisiana Fullerton 31, NE Louisiana 10 N. Texas St. 27. S.

Miss 14 Tennessee St. 26, Grambling Chattanooga 21, W. Carolina 10 A 21, Alabama St. 16 19, Albany St. 14 Baptist 24 St.

Miles 17, 17, SE IS 31, Captist Christian 13 21, St. 7 15 St. 4 57, Show Washing Lee Tech St. Mississippi Cottage 13 Brown 15, St. 4 St.

Frestburg St. 3 Virginia Union 21, Elizabeth City 4 Hampton Institute 17, Sewie St. 7 Centre 17, Sewanse Kentucky St. 41, Central St. Ferrum Chewen 1 Liberty 14, W.

Va. St. getewn, Ky. 47, Ohie Northern 34 Livingston 13, Tuskegee 10 MIDWEST Ball St. 27, Illinois St.

16 Bowling Green 21, Toledo 13 Colorado 29, Oklaboma St. 13 Indiana St. 23, DRake 20 E. Michigan 31, Ohio 14 Iowa 18, Minnesota 6 Iowa St. 7, Missouri 0 Nebraska 26, Kansas St.

9 Miami, 0 29, Marshall 19 Michigan 24, Michigan St. 14 C. Michigan 25, N. Illinois 21 Indiana 28, Northwestern 3 Ohio St. 46, Purdue 0 Kent St.

20, W. Michigan 16 Wisconsin 26, Illinois Akron 31, Dayton 24 Hanover Rese-Hulmen 0 liNneis Cuiver-Stockton 3 Gustar 44, Macalester 12 Minn -Merris 45, SW Minneseta 0 Meerhead St. 24, Michigan Tech St. Themas 27, Augsburg 0 Elmhurst 41, North Central 14 Findlay Manchester 21 Graceland 32, tewa Wesleyan 1 Martin Luther 14, Laras William Luther Carthage 13, Carrel 10 Northweed St. Herbert 13.

Lawrence 41, Lake Forest Wis-Whitewater 35, Wis-Superior 20 Wis-Planeville 17, Wis-Eau Claire Wis- Point 36, Wis-Steut 0 Wis-La Cresse 10, Winona St. 0 Offerbein 24, Capital 15 Bluttton 13, Andersen NE lewe 13, Sioux Falls I Huron 31, SD-Springfield 7 William Jewell 17, Tarkie 6 Perv 14, Senedicitine 14, Lincein 0 N. Celerade 21, C. Oklahoma 7 Muskingum 37, Ashland 28 SE Oklahema 17, Cental St. 4 Doane 41, Neb-Concordia 16 Minor St.

31, Bismarck JC 1 Saker 54, C. Methedist C. Iowa 24, Dubuque 14 S. Dakota Tech 41, Black Mitts 14 Valley City Jamestewn 14 Midlands 47, Nebraska Wesleyan 8 Grinnell 10, Knox 10 Simpsen 35, Upper lows S. Deketa St.

Morningside Miss. Valley SE Missouri 40, C. Misseuri 28 Deketa St. 21, Northern Southwestern Taber 13 Sterling 6, Kansas Wesleyan 1 Evansville 10, DePauw Washington, Me Principia 1 Wittenberg 24, Caldwin-Wallace 13 Kenyon 10, Marietta 7, Wayne Cornell 10, Menmouth 0 Buena Vista 10, Warburg 7 Coe 27, Carleton Adrian 34, Alma Case Western 23, Thiel 17 Albion 39, Mope 28 Mt. Union 35, Weester Kalamazoo 28, Olivet 0 N.

D. Science Pillbury 7 Michigan 39, W. Kentucky 1 Ferris St. 11, Grand Valley 7 Heidelberg 21, Denison Wilmingten 24, Earthem 14 Millikin 7, North Part Indiana Central 30, butter 11 Youngstown 22, Saginaw Valley 12 Hastings 16, Dana 14 Emperis st. 10, Fort Mays 8 Ohio Wesleyan 47, Califernie, Pa.

Dakota 20, 5. Dakota Franklin 31, St. Joseph's 1 Defiance 24, Tayler 10 Wheaten 10, Wesleyan Chicane 21, Beloit 14 Oliver Nazarene 20, Concordia 14 Eureka 17, IM. Cenedictine 14 SOUTHWEST Texas 13, Oklahoma 6 Jackson St. 31, Ark-P.

Bluff 0 Baylor 9, SMU 6 Arkansas St. 10, Lamar 6 TCU 35, Rice 15 C. Arkansas 10, Ark-Manticelle 3 Texas 25, Abilene Christian 25 Henderson St. 30, Lane Angela St. 14, Stephen F.

Austin 0 Arkansas Tech 50, Evangel 15 Harding 79, Ovachita 15 FAR WEST Alabama 21, Southern Cal 20 Washington 54. Oregon 0 Oregon St. 24. B. Young 19 Stanford 32, UCLA 28 Wash.

St. 17, California 10 Arizona St. 45, N. Mexico 24 W. Texas St.

17, N. Mex. St. 14 Utah 23, Wyoming 13 Mentana St. 27, Weber St.

24 Recky Mountain 35, Montana Tech 11 W. New Mexice 17, S. Celerade 10 St. 43, Mentane 17 Fort Lewis 38, N. Mex.

Highlands 7 W. Mentana 17, Carrell 14 Western 20, Adams St. 19 Williamette 14, Pacific, Ore. 3 Cal- -Davis 6, Hayward St. 0.

Lintield 26, Pacific Lutheran 18 Oregen College 42, 5. Oregon 21 E. Washington 3, E. Oregon 1 15 Puget Sound 27, Whitwerth 4, Westminster Azusa-Pachic 27 Laverne 33, 3 Brown Upset PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Pennsylvania, sparked by the rushing of fullback Denis Grosvenor and quarterback Tom Roland who totaled 282 yards between them, scored a 14-7 upset victory over Brown Saturday in an Ivy League game. 1 The Last Play Chance At The Ball On Last And Jeff Green Swarm All USC's Philip Logan Has No Earl Cook (Left) Play Of The Game As Duke's Over Him.

Anderson, Offense Shine S.C. State Rips Bulls By ROBERT ANDERSON State Sports Writer CHARLOTTE. N.C. Unbeaten South Carolina State struck for three first-quarter touchdowns before the game was five minutes old and went on to rout winless Johnson C. Smith, 47-6.

at Memorial Stadium Saturday night in a steady downpour that did nothing to slow up the Bulldog juggernaut. The NCAA's Division Il topranked Bulldogs extended their winning string to 14 games and boosted their season's mark to 5-0 while the hapless Golden Bulls absorbed their fifth loss. Fullback Rickey Anderson led the way for State with three touchdowns. The 6-3, 215-pound senior flashed 49 yards just 28 seconds into the contest, added an 84-yard run with 12:33 left in the half and ripped off a 52- yard scoring run with 2:29 left in the third period. But there were other stars in the Bulldogs' galaxy.

Reserve quarterback Nate Rivers spiced the attack with a 52-yard scoring run in the explosive first quarter and tallied on a one-yard smash with 10 seconds left in the game. Jackie Reed broke offtackle for a five-yard score in the opening period and linebacker Ervin Parker fell on a J.C. Smith fumble in the end zone for another score. The Golden Bulls got their touchdown in the second period after a fumble recovery at the State 44 and nine plays later Ervin Williams cracked in from a yard out with 5:50 left in the half. An interference call was assessed against safety Rufus Best on a fourth-and-goal at the three, giving the Bulls a first down at the one.

Penalties nullified a pair of touchdowns by the Bulldogs, one on a 31-yard interception by Steve I Latimer and the other a 34-yard run by Anderson. The outcome of the game was never in doubt after State's early barrage, and the Bulldogs amassed a total of 501 yards, 417 of them coming over the land route. Defensively. the Bulldog shock troops held the Bulls to 156 total yards, 97 on the ground and 25 through the air. State quickly showed J.C.

Smith why it is ranked number one by scoring on its first three possessions and reeling off to a 27-6 lead at halftime. SCs JCS First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Intercepted Punts Fumbles Lest Penalized 117 103 S.C. State 7 J.C. Smith sCs Andersen 42 run (Montgomery kick) sCs Reed 5 run (kick failed) sCs Rivers 52 run (Montgamery kick) SCS Andersen M4 run (Montgamery kick) JCS Williams 1 run (kick failed) SCs Anderson 53 run Mentaemery kick) SCS Parker recovered tumble in end zone (Mentgemery kick) sCs Rivers 1 run (kick failed) 0,000. By RANDY LANEY State Sports Writer SPARTANBURG Wofford combined the heroics of linebacker David Agee and punter Clay Evans in the final two minutes to upset arch -rival Furman, 13-7.

Saturday night at Snyder Field. Agee's jarring tackle stopped Furman flanker Tommy Southard inches from a tying touchdown on a fourthand-goal pass with 1:50 to play. With 16 seconds left. Evans lined up to pant deep in his own end zone on fourth-and-eight. Evans sprinted right obvieusly willing to surrender two-point safety but spotted an opening and turned upfield 26 yards, enabling Wofford to maintain possession and run out the clock.

The win was Wofford's first over the Paladins since 1971 and upped the Terriers current record to 3-1-1. The visitors from Greenville are now 2-2-1. Wofford did all its scoring in the second quarter on quarterback Chris Cowen's fiveyard sweep. split end Richard Ross 13-yard sprint on a reverse and a conversion kick by Mickey Pringle on a 43-yard strike to Golden Bulls' five. On the next play Reed scampered the distance off right tackle for the score and a 13-0 bulge with 11:39 remaining in the first quarter.

Two minutes later State struck again, this time using two plays to go 51 yards. After a clipping penalty Rivers on an option kept the ball, skirted his left end and sprinted 52 yards to paydirt. Montgomery added the PAT. The Bulldogs made it 27-0 early in the second quarter when Anderson ripped off right tackle and set sail on an 84-yard TD run with 12:33 left in the half. The Bulls, who surrenderd 305 rushing yards in the first half, scored after Alfred Wray fell on a Bulldog fumble at the State 44.

Select your NEW FALL WARDROBE From Copeland Co. A reputation of quality clothing at sensible prices. Shoes by Freeman and Johnston Murphy LOPELAND CO 1424 Main Street the Terriers drove 62 yards to Furman's 11 before Ronnie Andrews hooked a 28-yard field goal left of the mark, leaving the game scoreless with 4: 48 on the first-quarter clock. The Terriers finally reached paydirt when Cowen's five-yard sweep capped a 53- yard. 13-play march with 5:35 left in the half.

Cowen had kept the drive alive by sneaking a vard to Furman's 19 on fourth down moments earlier. On its next possession. Wofford sped 71 yards in nine plays to pad the margin to 13-0 0 on Ross' nine-yard reverse from his split end post. The score came just 38 seconds prior to intermission, and Phillips' conversion try sailed wide left. Charleston Tops USC 25, Staff Phete By Larry Cagle added the extra point and State took a 7-0 lead with 14:32 left.

The next time State got the ball the Bulldogs used three plays togo 51 yards with Jesse Prather hooking up with Presbyterian an Blasts Catawba I Special To The State SALISBURY. N.C. first score early in the held host Catawba at their offensive counterparts second-half touchdowns ference victory over Saturday afternoon at The Bulldogs used just 28 seconds off the clock in the first period before Anderson hit on a quick opener and bolted 49 yards for the score. Malcolm Montgomery PC head coach Cally said his: defensive team us in the game until the could get started. And they got going in there.

offense: played what I was its; best game of the Gault offense once the thought year. Quarterback Claude Crocker and halfback Elliott Pauling were responsible for Gault's satisfaction with his offense. Crocker, who connected on five of 13 passes for 39 yards and I gained 54 yards on 17 rushes. scored the final two touchdowns on a pair of threeyard runs with 4:26 and 2:24 left in the fourth quarter. Larry Bridges who scored Presbyterian's first six points on a 36-yard field goal with 6:14 left half.

and a 26-yarder with 9:04 left in the third period kicked the extra point after each Crocker score. Pauling, the game's leading rusher with 75 yards on 23 carries, scored the Blue Hose's first touchdown from nine yards out with 31 seconds left in the third period. Leading 12-7 at that point, PC went for the two-point conversion, but the Indians stopped Crocker's pass at- tempt. Wayne Foster had given Catawba the lead on a one-yard plunge with 7:15 left in the first period, capping an impressive 71-vard drive that saw the Indians collect five first downs. Tom Sexton kicked the PAT that ended the Catawba scoring.

Presbyterian, now 3-2 overall and 2-1 against SAC-8 foes. forced six turnovers. The Blue Hose intercepted three Joey Russo passes and recovered a 'like number of fumbles. Russo hit on five of nine passes for 76 yards but lost 23 yards on five rushes. First Downs Yards Passing Yards Passes Intercepted Rushing CATAWBA Punts Fumbles Lest Penalized 1-15 7-78 Catawba Presbyterian No Fester 1 run (Sexton kick) FG Bridges 34 FG Bridges Pauling run (mess failed) PC Crocker 3 run (Bridges kick) PC Cracker 3 run (Bridges kick) The College of Charleston won five matches including two of three against South Carolina and claimed the championship of the USC Invitational volleyball tournament Saturday at the Physical Education Center.

Charleston 1 toppled Francis Marion and Western Carolina before tripping the Gamecocks, 10-15. 16-14. 16-14. USC came back with a 15-7. 15-3 over the Cougars, but lost i in the finals.

15-12. 10-15 and 13-15. USC beat James Madison and East Carolina before losing to Charleston and then eliminated East Carolina to gain a finals berth. Title Bout Scheduled Mid-Atlantic heavyweight wrestling champ Gregg Valentine will defend his title in a return match, against Paul Jones Tuesday night at Township Auditorium. Tiger Conway will take on the Missouri Mauler in another return bout on the five-match card.

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