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2-H THE STATE Columhii SC Sunday Sept 14 1980 Glenn Storm Paladins Past PC College Scores STATE Carolina 73 Wichita St 0 Clems on 19 Rice 3 Furman 28 PC 7 St 21 Del St 20 App St 17 Citadel 14 Wofford 45 Fairmont 21 ACC Carolina 9 Tea Tech 3 Maryland 31 Vandy 6 Virginia 6 Navy 3 EAST Army 28 Holy Cron 7 Pitt 14 Boston College I Richmond 21 Villanova 7 Rutgers 21 Temple 3 Bows Kiwi tart CCoManmcut 14 Ltoavsnt Srouauiurg itC tat I Garta WMwiMui I kn ftarttr LrupTv Man Lrcomng Lauravai w-i Hainan Pu 14 SOUTH VMI 13 10 Florida 42 California 13 Georgia 42 Texas AAM 0 Va Tech 36 Tenn St 7 Miami 49 Florida AIM 0 Southern Cal 20 Tennessee 17 Ole Miss 61 Mem St 7 Miss St 31 La Tech 12 Davidson 42 S'field 14 Virginia Union 48 Clark 0 Marshall 17 Kent St 7 Fla SL 52 L'viUe 0 G-Webb 7 Va Wesleyan 6 Baptist 35 Cataba 14 Grambling 34 Morgan St 13 Rhyne 21 Smith 14 Mars Hill 23 Eton 11 A4T 28 W-Salem 21 SW La 27 Carolina 21 LSU 21 Kansas SL 0 NW La 38 Tex- Art 31 UT-Chatt 32 Tenn 7 Tenn Tech 26 Carolina 10 By JOEY HOLLEMAN Imm Witmr GREENVILLE Mike Glenn had the kind of afternoon running backs only dream about as Furman's big play offense gave the Paladins a 28-7 win over the Presbyterian Blue Hose Saturday afternoon at Sirrine Stadium Glenn a junior tailback who rushed 18 times for 261 yards and three touchdowns did more than his part in the ground-gulping Paladin running attack His total was a personal school and conference single game mark and nearly matched the entire PC output His average of 145 yards per carry is proof of the Blue Hose defense's problem with giving up the tong run Four times Paladin runners broke for gains of 40 yards or more Three of those tong jaunts were by Glenn JUST EXECUTED well a modest Glenn said after the game had ft WUlie Mason meets Kevin Morgan of daring first-half action The Pnlndins downed PC 28 down circus catch by little Randy Morris The 5-8 flanker sent his frame flying as high as he could to snare the Spence toss and then dragged a pair ot Paladin defenders down to the two yard line to complete the 24-yard play Willie Mason went over from there and Chuck Bishop's kick made the score 14-7 THEN GLENN sawed the backbreaker After three carries up the middle had netted 14 yards for Sheridan's squad Glenn took a pitch from Randy Sorrells scooted around the left side and cut back behind some downfield blocking for a 65-yard score Sheridan decided to rest Glenn on the next series and his replacement Brothel Cole played the understudy role well On his second attempt of the series Cole swept 67 yards to paydirt for the game's final score you go a whole year without that many )8 Sheridan commented get that kind of runs your offensive line has to be doing the job Plus the receivers down-field have to be knocking some people down Glenn obviously had a great game but the blockers deserve a lot of the credit Also our defense did a good job of stopping them in the first half when our offense wasn't doing as Spence found plenty of leaks in the Paladin defense throwing for 152 yards on 13 of 24 passes But Furman always found ways to keep Spence and company out of the end zone whether by interception fumble re-coveiy or tough line play on fourth and short yardage doubt our biggest problem was the big Gault observed beat ourselves That's the most long runs had against me since I started coaching But there's no problem PC will be back nezt week ready to Rally 17-14 Late Appalachian Throttles Citadel BROWN HIT Beasley on a 14-yarder and then found speedy split end Roff Hayes on a 43-yarder as Appalachian promptly charged back and regained the lead on Mark 35-yard Fur GW 1 not (Tongun M) Fur-Gam 5 iwi (Tongun MO AAooon I ran IK shop Mi) Gann nil (Tonguny nek) Com A7 ntt (Taiguoy Mi) 1444) a good day but everybody had a good day The guys up front have to do a good job for me to get past the line of scrimmage like that you get into the secondary it's speed and one-on-one moves and I think I can beat most people in that The 5-11 200-pounder backed up that statement early in the game as he swept wide right on the fifth Paladin offensive play for a 63-yard score Tim Tanguay booted the PAT to give Furman an early 7-0 lead Glenn and his teammates continued to chew up ground in the first half but a variety of mistakes kept them off the scoreboard A fumble stopped one march and passes dropped or caught out of bounds ended two others But Coach Dick Sheridan's team now 1-1 came storming out in the second half With Glenn doing all the running on gains of 14 eight 45 and five yards Furman took just 1:36 to put another tally on the board CALLY GAULT'S Blue Hose- now 0-2 refused to quit Spence led a spectacular 77-yard drive which included two fourth down conversions The oily problem was the Blue Hose couldn't get the ball in the end zone On fourth and goal at the one Spence never got the handle on the center snap and Furman's Billy Hall recovered Undaunted PC went 55 yards in eight plays the nezt time it had the ball to pull within a touchdown The key to the drive was a fourth" Menswear Summer SALE Reductions '3 PRICK SMART GUYS INVEST IN DIAMONDS FROM JEWELRY WAREHOUSE 2909 FUH Spring Woto Colt 91 Mwu-toL Terriers Turn Falcon Miscues Into 45-21 Rout By ERNIE Citadel's 64-yard go-ahead drive in the fourth period passes accounted for 19 yards in the drive and he sprinted the final 35 on a keeper Shrader's sharp cut on the scoring run left several Appalachian defenders gaping and he pulled away from a couple of would-be tacklers to score in a romp A couple of other Citadel threats died when Emmer Chavez missed field goal attempts from 38 and 43 yards In the final analysis the Bulldogs were never able to recover Iron a woeful first half in which Appalachian's 60-yard drive capped by Derek Jenkins' three-yard ran was the only score At the end the rival coaches lauded each other's squads was a good football offered Baker first half we did not come off the baU that well We had poor field position and that kept us from doing a lot of things we wanted to do When we had better field position we moved the football was pleased with our offensive line In the second half and Stump (MitcheU) responded to their good blocking (Danny) Miller reaggravated his hip-pointer so we had to go with Stump the rest of the way had opportunities We just did not take advantage of them and they did They are a good sound football WORKLNG LN his first year as head man of the Mounties responded: game It was an ezcellent win Citadel is a very well-coached football team They are tough and aggressive But our kids are too the last drive we had them figured out Early in the game we mixed passes with the ran too much We needed to ran more in order to give our defense a rest I have lots of respect for our defense and kicking I also have lots of respect for Coach Baker and his Citadel defense were tough when we had to noted Working bent a little But when the time came we got SUMMER SALE ONE LARGE GROUP 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INTERCEPTIONS by linebacker Pinckney and defensive back Tuthill and a fumble recovery by McIntosh were converted into second-quarter Terrier touchdowns to give the host team a comfortable halftime cushion Best's 58-yard ran to the three-yard Une kicked off the Wofford fireworks early in the first quarter and alternate quarterback Barry Thompson plunged in from one-yard out to cap an 80-yard nine-play drive and give Wofford a 7-0 lead A pass from punt formation on fourth -and -one from the 14 fell incomplete for Fairmont midway of the first period and three plays later Andrews kicked a 33-yard field goal to make it 100 IN THE second quarter the Terriers marched 82 yards in 12 plays with Brady clicking off the final two and Andrews converting for a 17-0 count Hien with the visitors from West Virginia Carrier's famous Yaar-round Ona haats cools save Fto emi Bulhto yordo Bofum yards Fund Fioitaaao) taaHiaayardi ASLWonWno I ran IFiantoi Mi) szgt'izrf Cn-ShraOor ran (Oanat MO ASUFIoito 3 ran (Fianoi MO Mavericks Practice DALLAS The new Dallas Mavericks id the National Basketball Association opened their first training camp Saturday without first-round draft pick Kiki Vandeweghe Fifteen veterans and four rookies were on hand however to train for the first preseason game against Denver nezt Saturday in Norman Okla CALL US FOR DETAILS! 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