Sun-News from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina • 28

Tkc BUN NEWS Myrtle Beach SC Octsber 1IU Heels defeat fPack 21-14 4-B VuAmaciaUd Ptm RALEIGH NC Hie game waa marred by turnovers and penalties but North Carolina coach Dick Chun said he waa willing to aacrifice artistry for victory aa his Tar Heela defeated rival North Carolina State 21-14 Saturday in Atlantic Coast Conference football waa a typical StateCarolina game" Chun aaid kida played hard and never gave up We were not aa smooth as I would have liked us to have been But any time you pfoy in this rivalry you're just nappy to get out with a The Tar Heela uaed the arm of Kevin Anthony and of freshman tailback Derrick Fenner in a 75-yard drive that gave North Carolina a 21-7 lead with 5:48 left Anthony completed 15 of 25 passes for 152 yards Though Fenner did not acore he was the leading ground gainer for North Carolina with 150 yards on 24 carries filling in for injured tailback William Humes thing about him (1 is going to get better and better" Cnim said time goes by I think he has a chance to be our great i rhythm State one of our into a NC State Coach Tom Virginia Tech's Alan Harris (27) makes a good open tackle against Virginia's Howard Petty (11) Mamed the loss on mistakes The Wolfpack gave up three inter-two fumbles but to 21-14 on a lOyard pass rom Erik Kramer to Phil Brothers with 1:42 left notation that the Mg Auburn 17 Ca Tech 14 were the key factors Reed 1MM1MH Ml PmaHln yarPi pai Tl INDIVIDUAL Carailna Famar M-1M aHna It Kaai IMS PASSINS-N Carailna AMfrany IHS4-IH Carailna Kramar aw RCCRIVINO-N Carailna WMHaM MS M7 Carailna St MHraa MS Warthan Ml RraHiaraMa and came back and won the next week I thought we handled the Clemson loss well psychologically this week but now we have to Welsh said Obviously not a real nod football team right now When lost given up too many yards on the Tech has beaten Virginia five of the past six years with the Cavaliers winning last year Scott Stadium was jammed with 44500 fem for contest second highest turnout for 8 football game The Cavaliers opened the tag with 11:45 left in the a with with 11:26 left in the third period to give Maryland a 124 lead He later hit with a 42-yard bomb with 6:58 left in the final quarter The Terrapins drove to Qie Wake Forest 2ywd line late in the third period but had to settle for 24-yard ESfelpfMIMNSE Plocki added his final field goal with 13:46 left ta the fourth quarter the Terrapins dropped the Demon Deacons to 24 overall and 04 in the ACC Plocki kicked two field goals ta the second period as the Terrapina rallied to take a 2-point halftime We were especially hurt by our turnovers We need the offense to start putting points on the board ft bolls down to But Reed said the Wolfpack now 1-6 and 1-2 in the ACC can't give up On the season not perfect but got to wort to be as perfect as he said we do that -W9 can't lose 1 North Carolina State twice found itself withgood Grid position in the second half but could not convert on either drive In the third quarter a lateUt penalty against me Tar Heels on a punt return gave the pall on the drive stalled after Va Tech 28 UVA 10 CHARLOTTESVILLE Va -Virginia Tech overcame a 1(H) halftime deficit to beat Virginia 28-10 ta a stadium packed for the annual football rivalry but winning Coach Bill Dooley said he had no magic halftime message for his really tell my team a whole lot at he said We just talked about the way we ta the first half And I had the players they could a whole lot better than perfor arm Virginia held the Hokies to 48 first-half yards but Tech ta the second half covering 232 yards in four consecutive possessions that turned into touchdowns Tailback Eddie Hunter who scored first touchdown with 4:50 left ta the third quarter rushed for 107 yards Virginia Coach George Welsh said the defeat was his most difficult this year The Cavaliers losers to Navy and Clemson earlier in the season fell to 3-3 survived the loss to Navy Carolinas GOLF 18 holes and Fram NMI Mm Nwy Narlti la avaiyaw him right ana mSa aa For Tee Times been be said Auburn 5-1 had to rely on its defense ta the fourth period to protect the victory over the Yellow Jackets 44 77 7-17 NII-H 'GTMarilaaik fram OawkaffylPalmaf kick) Auk Aim 4 ran (Knapp kick) Mm 1 run (Pnlmpr Kick) AuR-rar ran (Knapp kick) I7N1 Pint 17-177 17 MM Mi 7-44 11:14 1-111 144 11 IHM Ml S- PcnnHIt ynrp VIm pf nHkaulas i ms rssssvwwi INDIVIDUAL ITi Aukum Ji man! 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