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2-D THE STATE Columbia SC Sunday Sept 28 1980 Mitchell Boosts Citadel By Mocs ship we got in practice this week We've stopped ourselves the past two weeks and I knew if we could eliminate our mistakes we could show we were a pretty good football Chattanooga coach Bill Oliver also had praise for Mitchell Citadel got tougher and tougher Mitchell is a good back and we let him be a horse on that touchdown run that didn't surprise me because he's been doing that for four years They made crucial first downs on big By ERNIE TRUB1ANO Hiatt Sgana Wrtar CHARLESTON If George Rogers is the Palmetto candidate for the Heiiman Trophy then perhaps little Stump Mitchell should be the choice for the "Heisboy" award The 5-9 188-pound Mitchell runing like miniature version of USCs All-American collected 170 yards in 23 carries including touchdown bunts of five and 18 yards as The Citadel pinned a 22-13 upset on pr perennialiy-strong University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Saturday night at Johnson Ha good Stadium The Southern Conference triumph over the league's defending champs and pre-season favorites avenged nn embarrassing regionally-televised 28-7 loss of a year ago and boosted the bid for a SC title Coach Art Baker's club raised its record to 2-2 overall and 1-0 in the conference while UT-C absorbed its first loss in four outings and stands 0-1 in the league QUARTERBACK Tracey Shrader who tossed five of nine passes for 83 ysrds and Strickland as Tiger offensive tackle Lee duffing3 some cracUd Nanney sprawls out on the turf at keeper plays contributed OUTlOll UeiS Demoted ATHENS Ga Georgia tailback Matt Simon last leading rusher has been demoted to the scouting team after missing practice last week Simon failed to show up for Tuesday's practice saying he real over his sixth place position on the depth chart The junior from Statesboro Ga suffered a hip injury during the summer and has yet to dress for a game this year College Scores EAST Rutgers 44 Princeton 13 Syracuse 42 N'srestern 21 Columbia 6 Lafayette 0 Pitt 36 Temple 2 Harvard 14 Cross 13 Yale 20 Conn 10 Navy 45 6 Nebraska 21 Penn SL 7 Hamp 24 Dartmouth 7 Bucknell 28 Brown 20 Vill 20 Boston Col 9 Colgate 38 Cornell 20 Del 40 Morgan St 7 Va 31 Richmond 28 UMass 39 Del St 0 Widanar 41 Uninut FOUMadnon 17 Mart I Smtuaunrg 1 Conrwchcut 14 Bowdam Amnanl Poat 27 NartnaaoNttl Si Nanindi Coast Guard 7 Buffalo 4 Hoeart Itnaca XFordnam Juniata AiBraht MOOtoOury Saiga 7 Paca Brooklyn Cal II Tuffs Wsuayan I Worchstlsr Tsdt 7 Catoy I Adrian Garwva Aieany NV Brockaart St 11 Am Intsmatlenal 37 Otcswr Camsgw Manan Akaaneny I tatunaen Laoanon Vaity IS FrankiaXManitu Gaffyiaiaf Hotil 17 Umea IS KuMawn MMantrlllt I Hama Marihma II Bnagswatw Mass Mamtiaid St 14 Waanaaurg SI Marts! 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runner who netted 89 yards rushing in 18 attempts The Citadel defense led by Brown (10 tackles in addition to his pair of fumble recoveries) and linebackers recoveries) inu uneMcncn Mike Ashline and BUI Salley (16 tackles each) and safety Bruce Alexander (14 tackles) held UT-C's Gwain Durden the league's all-time leading rasher to a mere 43 yards in nine carries FELT for the first time this year that we played to our said the Citadel's Baker prepared the way we played That's the best defense we have played since I have been here against good football team They played super We stopped Chattanooga on the goal line twice and anytime you do that you have a pretty good bunch of people the added Baker said we had to have this one if we wanted to stay in it for the conference championship Now we have two more (league games) we must get ready for wouldn't swap Stump Mitchell for anybody he had a great nighL He and the rest of the seniors deserve a lot of credit for the leader- Mtnswcar Summer SALE Reductions TO Vl PRIC8 Is' Frank Howard Field missed a 47-yard field goal attempt That got State to the 14 and second-team quarterback Ben ungin who split time with starter Prince Phillips turned a busted play into a 10-yard pin Ragland scored on a head-first dive from the one with 7:20 left in the half for a 100 lead WILSON had a pass picked off by Anthony Grier the next time Howard got the ball and State turned that break into points with a 78-yard drive Ragland took care of the bulk of it with a nifty 31-yard sprint and Mix gin added a second-effort nine-yard run to the 15 Reed scored untouched two plays later from the five showed our superiority on offense when we ran straight at Davis said has a good defense They're ping to beat some people this State dominated the statistics holding the Bison to 117 yards on the ground But Howard got 152 through the air although Wilson could hit but either of 27 passes Wofford Ousts Carson-Newman a 20-yard TD run for the Bulldogs Kicker John Thompson chipped in 28-yard field goal and two conversions The underdog Citadel club thoroughly dominated the Moccasins ou trashing the visitors 351-215 and earning 26 first downs to 15 for UT-C With the Citadel in front 15-7 on touchdowns by Shrader and Alford both set up by fumble recoveries by defensive tackle Sedrick Brown Mitchell went to work to add paints to the side of the scoreboard The senior tailback The Citadel's all-time leading rasher with 2962 career yards turned right end five yards to pad the host team's margin to 22-7 and then after the Mike Smith countered with a four-yard TD brought the partisan crowd of 18345 Citadel fans to their feet with an incredible 18-yard TD dash ON THE PLAY Mitchell broke out of the grasp of three defenders dashed downfield ten more yards broke another tackle and crossed the goalline standing up to secure the victory for the Cadets In addition to Smith's core the Mocs also got a three-yard touchdown run by Sam Mclver and a conversion by Jack Tichman Chattanooga playing without starting quarterback Steve Woods who in- 1 s' -A 4 SUGAR CREEK buffalo Gaffnav'i Mina Oman Mint Buddy Smitti and Damn MAI-harm to arm ttia Iota modal iporMnan want Friday ind in onarracat Jamaa Bumatt at Union adgad Rick Tnompian by halt a car lattoffl to dawn mo krmtad iponsman raca Marion Crawtard took tint in tllWI iTT HI I WOD 2PQ2P aaattSD1 RecfJShlnyle 3 GES7 (MEtEB SXECC57 October 31st FOR By JOEY LIMITED OFFERING On 1981 Hobie Cats Only? 34 1 01 including tax) Typical financing $68203 down $9327 per month 136 months) UOO'APR'p-? Rcgulsr list price $400712 ORANGEBURG A funny thing almost happened to ui beaten South Carolina State on its way to another ho-hum Mid-East Athletic' Conference victory The Bulldogs ranked see- ond in the NCAA Division I-AA ratings and third in the Sheridan poU of Black Colleges held the expected big margin with a 17-0 lead with 1:11 left in the first half against Howard But the Biaons made things interesting by exploding for 17 quick points and Coach BUI team had to get a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns to avoid a HOLLEMAN SCS FO Gartttar SCS Ragland 1 run iGardnar kick) SCS ROM rut (Gardvn kuk) Hour -SmgMoaX pat from muon (Want kkk) How FO ward How Wllion run (iffdnd kkk) SCS RagXnd 17 rut (kick DioOiad) SCS Omntngmm punt ratum (Gardnar kick) major upset and post a 30-17 victory JOHN COURTNEY'S fumble recovery at the Howard 17 and a pretty 17-yard spring by Chris Ragland got the go-ahead score with 8:12 to play and Rocky Cunningham put it away with a superb 66-yard punt return for a touchdown with 6:06 remaining The Bulldogs were dominant in the first half and eagerly turned Howard turnovers into points But the Bison struck with 53 seconds left in the half on a 74-yard Ronald Wilson to Tracey Singleton pass Singleton split two defenders to get the catch and legged it most of the way as the defenders fell by the wayside Howard Ward kicked 42-yard field goal with 5:31 left in the third quarter and then Doug Jones pounced on a State fiimble at the Bulldog five It took three playi for Wilson to get into the end zone and Ward kicked the point to forge 17-17 deadlock But Howard which suffered four turnovers in the first half coughed it up to give State the edge it needed to run its record to 4-0 DAVIS was not altogether pleased with the way his club played more touchdown would have put it he moaned didn't have the killer instinct on offense" Ragland had about everything else He rushed for 152 yards on 32 carries to key an overland attack that gobbled up 349 yards 224 of them in the first half Mack Reed added 90 yards on 12 carries but his only attempt in the second half resulted in a three-yard loss SC State took advantage of a couple of turnovers and breakaway running by Ragland and Reed to build its 17-0 lead Mike Triplett fell on a fumbled punt at the State 47 with about four minutes left in the first quarter Reed broke off right tackle for 21 yards a couple of plays later to get A1 Gardner in position for a 26-yard field goal with 46 seconds left in the opening period Reed also broke one for 43 yards one play after Ward vr through 'V -1 s-V Includes: Sleek brilliantly colored hulls muhicokxrad tails matching trampoline single trapeze aaaembly one trapeze Mat and a vi GALVANIZED TRAILE2L i T- -y: Plus the Ever-Present Hobie Hobie Cats art fast (officially clocked st 25 mph) maintenance free light-weif ht trailerabla eaay to m3 and have good resale values 1981 lileiabM easy to resale values sail ud v'v SPARTANBURG Wofford proved Saturday night at Snyder Field that a time-consuming running game la better than passing game as the Terriers defeated Carson-Newman 28-14 The Lenny Best led Wofford's ground assault with 158 yards and two touchdowns and the Eagles failed to take advantage of opportune tes created by four Wofford fumbles touchdowns included a 40-vard run in the second quarter His other touchdown was a one-yard run in the first quarter Jeff Sarvis ran two yards in the second quarter and Charlie Bradshaw scored on four-yard run in the fourth for the Wofford win with Rob Andrews kicking the points after Canon-Newman scored in the second quarter on a one-yard run by Hugh Rutledge and again in the fourth quarter with Jay Andrews running three yards for the touchdown and Doug Jennings kicking the points after WOFFORD ranked eighth in last NAIA District 6 poll is now 4-0 while Carson-Newman dropped to 2-1 Wofford took control of the game in the early going running 28 plays to Carso d-Newman's eight in the first quarter On only their second possession the Terriers plowed 49 yards in 12 running plays to take a 7-0 lead The big plays were an 11-yard reverse by Richard Ross and an 11-yard sweep' by BesL who later took it over from the one Andrews kicked the PAT A 30-yard scamper by Best set up the Terriers' second score early in the second period Jeff Sarvis Wot Saol I run (Antawa kkk) Wot Sarvia 2 run (AnaraM kick) CN Rufiadoa 1 run Janninga kick) Wot Best 40 run (Aiwom kick) Waf Iradmaw 4 run (Anarana kkk) CM AnWanwJ tun (Jamktga kick) did the honors this time from two yards ouL Andrews converted the PAT again Carson-Newman finally got going on its next possession as quarterback Jay Andrews hit Charles Gibson for a 25-yard gain and Jimmy Henson for 10 on a 14-play 68-yard march A pass interference call against Tony Painter in the end zone gave Carson-Newman the ball on the me and Hugh Rutledge scored two plays later WOFFORD countered with a six-play 74-yard drive to go up 21-7 The bulk of the drive came on 40-yard cutback scoring run had to be pleased with our overall said Sasser look too good in the fourth period I hated to see the fumbles We fumbled three times in one quarter after going 15 quarters with only three fumbles And I'm dissa-pointed that we control the ball st the end of the game anytime you can hold a team like Carson-Newman to 14 points done a good Job defensively They've averaged 27 points per game over the last seven games" Gamble Paid Off (Con tin Red From 1-D) comerback Chuck Finney Taking over it that point the Gamecocks stormed to the game-winning touchdown practice we worked on everything and we weren't surprised when they pulled a fake punt on said Carlen were playing for the fake punt the whole way and the gamble paid off I feel that stopping them at that point was the turning point of the MICHIGAN Coach Bo Schembechler said the noise of the crowd over 104000 was a factor in the Wolverines failing on that crucial fourth-down attempt intent was to run if they gave us die run and they he explained later were trying to run a safe play but two players at the point of attack couldn't hear the signals and it cost Schembechler who suffered only his 21st loss since coming to Michigan 12 years ago said he did not consider trying a field goal in the dying seconds when he' had the ball inside Carolina's 10 don't think the team would have wanted a tie in a non-conference he said it had been a conference game we definitely would have considered the field goal".