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of of of of of of of of C6 Roanoke Times World-News, Sunday, Nov. 4, 1984 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Ga. Tech hammers Duke 31-3 Associated Press ATLANTA John Dewberry passed for 193 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another 61 yards as Georgia Tech overpowered Duke 31-3 3 Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game Saturday. The victory snapped a fourgame winless streak for the Yellow Jackets, 1-1-1 in the ACC and 4-3-1 coverall. It was the seventh consecutive defeat for Duke (0-3, 1-7).

Dewberry, who completed 13 of 19 passes, fired scoring shots of 18 yards to Gary Wilkins in the first quarter, 5 yards to Ken Whisenhunt in the third and 13 yards to Mike Harrington in the fourth. Robert Lavette, who had 114 yards on 20 carries, scored the other Jacket touchdown on a 12-yard run. David Bell completed the scoring with a 34-yard field goal. Duke, so riddled with injuries it called off a practice last Monday, avoided being blanked for the third time this year when Ken Harper kicked a 41-yard field goal early in the third quarter. Duke 0 3 Georgia Tech 10 7 7-31 GT -Wilkins 18 pass from Dewberry (Bell kick) GT Bell 34 GT-Lavette 12 run (Bell kick) DU -FG Harper 41 GT-Whisenhunt 5 pass from Dewberry (Bell kick) GT -Harrington 13 pass from Dewberry (Bell kick) A DU GT First downs 15 23 Rushes-yards 40-63 50-245 Passing yards 158 219 Return yards 47 Passes 21-38-0 14-22-1 Punts 9-42 5-39 Fumbles lost 2-2 SE Penalties-yards 5-60 2-30 aTime of possession 31:29 28:31 INDIVIDUAL Rushing Grantham 23-64, Peacock 4-24.

Georgia Tech, Lavette 20-114, Dewberry 6-61. Passing- -Duke, 19-35-0-153. Georgia Dewberry 13-19-0-193. Receiving -Duke, Herring 3-45. Sime 3-11, 3-11.

Georgia Tech, Whisenhunt 7-112. Clemson smothers Deacons Associated Press CLEMSON, S.C. Clemson quarterback Mike Eppley set a team record for career touchdown passes, and his defense forced three crucial Wake Forest turnovers in a 37-14 Clemson win Saturday at Death Valley. 'The Tigers' victory was their eighth straight over the Deacons and their 18th in the last 23 games against Wake. Clemson (6-2) took advantage of Wake Forest mistakes early in the game when Scott Williams recovered a fumbled punt at the Deacon 23.

Six plays later, Eppley passed 10 yards to Terrance Roulhac for a 7-0 lead. Eppley's 25th career touchdown pass propelled him by Bobby Gage and Tommy Kendrick for the school record. Wake Forest is 5-4. Wake Forest 0 7 0 7-14 Clemson 13 14 0 10-37 Clem- -Roulhac 10 pass from Eppley (lgwebuike kick) Clem -FG Igwebuike 52 Clem -FG lowebuike 26 Clem -Flagler 14 run (lowebuike kick) Clem- Driver 8 run (Igwebuike kick) Wake -Owens 8 pass from White (Newsome "Rick) Clem -Williams 17 run (Igwebuike kick) Clem -FG lowebuike 38 Wake -Stauffer 15 pass from Harris (Newsome kick) A Record day for Indians' Stan Yagiello Associated Press WILLIAMSBURG Quarterpack Stan Yagiello threw one touchdown pass to Glenn Bodnar and passed to set up two touchdown runs by Merritt Gibson as William and Mary beat Lehigh 24-10 Saturday. Yagiello broke five school records as the Indians improved their record to 5-4.

The Engineers fell to 4-5. Yagiello set season records for passing yardage total offense pass attempts (346) and completions (207). He became the school's all-time leading passer with 4,714 yards. The previous record was held by Chris Garrity with 4,536. Lenigh 10 3 7 9 William and Mary 0-24 Morris 22 8 run (Morris kick) Leh-FG Beattie 25 1 run (Morris kick) 7-pass from Yagiello (Morris KiCk) -Melton 11 pass from Horn (Beattie kick) Len, Leh First downs 26 22 Rushes-yards 30-77 40-89 Passing 345 280 Return yards 36 Passes 28-56-1 25-37-1 Punts 3-38 6-28 Fumbles-lost 4-3 1-0 Penalties-yards 6-58 4-40 Time of possession 25:10 34:50 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing -Lehigh, Schreck 9-42, Stansberry 7-37, Er1z 9-17.

William and Mary, Gibson 15-51, Wright 8-26, Clemons 6-11, Passing -Lehigh, Horn 28-56-1-345. William and Mary, Yagiello 25-37-1-280. Receiving -Lehigh, Benn 9.90, Melton 5-71, Hunsberger 3-70. William a and Mary, Bodnar 7-111, Sanders 5-47, Gilliam 4-41. Smith is nominated for Lombardi Award ior from Norfolk, made five Clemson; offensive tackle Lance From staff and wire reports All-America teams in 1983, includ- Smith, Louisiana State; and center ing The College Football Coaches Mark Traynowicz, Nebraska.

HOUSTON The names of 12 Association (Kodak). Juniors nominated for the college football players, including Tech coach Bill Dooley hailed award are nose guard Tony Casillas, Bruce Smith of Virginia Tech, were Smith's nomination. "I think he de- University of Oklahoma; and defenannounced Saturday as nominees serves to win it. Bruce not only is sive tackles Tim Green, Syracuse, for the 1984 Lombardi College Line- the best tackle I've ever coached, and Leslie O'Neil, Oklahoma State. man of the Year Award.

he's the best I've ever seen on any Nominees are chosen by a The trophy is named for Green team." 217-member committee made up of Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi, Other college seniors nominat- college coaches and sports reportwho died of cancer in 1970. This ed for this year's award are inside ers. year's winner will be announced linebacker Gregg Carr, Auburn; out- The award will be presented Nov. 24 or 25, the committee said. side linebacker Jack Del Rio, South- Dec.

6 at a ceremonial dinner in Going into Saturday's game ern California; defensive tackle Ray Houston. with Tulane, Smith had a career to- Childress, Texas Tony Detal of 64 tackles behind the line for grate, Texas, and offensive tackle losses totaling 468 yards. He had 44 Bill Fralic, Pitt. Need A Job? career sacks. Also named as senior nominees Check Today's Employment Ads The 6-foot-31, 275-pound sen- are nose guard William Perry, "C'mon America, Drive Over To Firestone" WAYNE Down and out Frustration shows on the face of West Virginia's Keith Winn as the 12th-ranked Mountaineers were beaten 27-7 by Virginia Saturday at Morgantown.

The Mountaineers, who defeated Penn State last weekend, fell to 7-2. Virginia improved its record to 6-1-1. Story on C1 No. 5 South Carolina escapes N.C. State Associated Press ACC STANDINGS RALEIGH, N.C.

Junior running back Thomas Dendy ran for two touchdowns, including a 6-yard plunge with 50 seconds left, to lift fifth-ranked South Carolina to a 35-28 college football victory over North Carolina State Saturday. South Carolina overcame a lackluster performance in the first half and scored on all four of its possessions in the fourth quarter to come from behind. The Gamecocks began the final period trailing 18-10, but Scott Hagler hit a 32-yard field goal nine seconds into the quarter. South Carolina scored four minutes later when junior quarterback Mike Hold hit Chip Corley on a 61-yard pass. The Gamecocks got a two-point conversion when Hold handed off to Quinton Lewis, jogged into the end zone, then caught Lewis' pass.

N.C. State recaptured the lead 25-21 when quarterback Tim Esposito capped a three-play drive by hitting Haywood Jeffires from 48 yards out with 9:56 left. One minute later, the Gamecocks were back on top 28-25 when Dendy ran through a hole up the middle for a 14-yard score. The Wolfpack tied the game after taking the ball on its 11 and driving to the Gamecocks' 11, where Mike Cofer kicked a 28-yard field goal with 3:32 left. South Carolina opened the second half with an 86-yard drive and pulled to 15-10 on a 12-yard run by Raynard Brown.

N.C. State scored on a 31-yard field goal by Cofer to take an 18-10 lead. Conference PF PA N.C. State 3 84 118 Duke -00 3 20 112 North Carolina 2 54 69 Wake Forest 2 64 84 Virginia ON 86 39 Georgia Tech -0-0-0000 73 50 4 159 68 00 00 00 All Games PF PA Virginia 6 195 140 Clemson 6 2 0 285 155 Maryland 5 3 0 224 156 Wake Forest 5 178 192 Georgia Tech 4 00 220 152 North Carolina 3 5 0 169 218 N. C.

State 3 6 0 250 260 Duke 7 81 251 x-Clemson games do not count in league standings because of NCAA and ACC sanctions Saturday's games Clemson 37, Wake Forest 14 Georgia Tech 31, Duke 3 Maryland 34, North Carolina 23 South Carolina 35, N.C. State 28 Virginia 27, West Virginia 7 S. Carolina 3 0 7 25-35 N. C. State 9 3 10-28 NCS-Evans 25 run (kick failed) SC -FG Hagler 41 NCS-FG Cofer 42 NCS-Miller 2 run (pass failed) SC -Brown 12 run (Hagler NCS-FG Cofer 31 SC -FG Hagler 32 SC -Corley 61 pass from Hold (Hold pass from Lewis) NCS- 48 pass from Esposito (Cofer kick) SC -Dendy 14 run (Hagier kick) NCS-FG Coter 28 SC -Dendy 6 run (Hagler kick) A 46,200 sC NCS First downs 27 27 Rushes-yards 55-334 52-265 Passing yards 239 192 Return yards 2 7 Passes 12-22-0 14-25-0 Punts 3-42 5-36 Fumbles- 4-2 2-1 Penalties-yards 5-42 4-35 Time of possession 27:40 32:20 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing -S.

Carolina, Hagood 20-111, Dendy 14-106. N.C. State, Evans 30-158, Greene 11-59. Passing -S. Carolina, Hold 8-17-0-198.

N.C. State, Esposito 14-25-0-192. Receiving -S. Carolina, Corley 2-79, Bradshaw 2-49. N.C.

State, Jeffires 3-44. Maryland romps past North Carolina 34-23 Associated Press CHAPEL HILL, N.C. Rick Badanjek scored four touchdowns two coming 10 seconds apart late in the third quarter and Maryland romped to a 34-23 Atlantic Coast Conference football victory over North Carolina Saturday. Fumbled kickoff returns played a key role in the third quarter and helped North Carolina break a 10-10 tie. Keeta Covington lost two kickoffs to the Tar Heels, who converted them into a pair of 39-yard field goals by Ken Miller.

After Miller's second field goal, Jess Atkinson retaliated with a 43-yard field goal with 6:29 left in the period to pull the Terrapins to 16-13. Badanjek, who caught a 10-yard scoring pass from quarterback Stan Gelbaugh just before halftime to tie the score, capped a 90-yard drive with a 3-yard scoring run with 22 seconds left in the period. Atkinson's kick helped give Maryland its first lead at 20-16. Earl Winfield fumbled Atkinson's kickoff and Sean Scott recovered at the North Carolina 4. Badanjek scored on the next play, and Atkinson's kick with 12 seconds left raised Maryland's lead to 27-16.

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North Carolina's last score came on Wes Sweetser's 9-yard pass to Eric Streater with 44 seconds left. Maryland won its third straight and raised its record to 5-3. The Terrapins climbed to 4-0 in the ACC and extended its lead on Virginia, which has a 2-0-1 league mark. North Carolina fell to 3-5 and 1-2. Senior tailback Ethan Horton rushed 35 times for 126 yards and had a 5-yard touchdown run in the second quarter.

He has rushed for 1,051 yards, the 17th Tar Heel runner to surpass the mark in a season, an NCAA record. Marylands 0 3 10 7 17 6 7-34 7--23 UNC-FG Miller 21 UNC -Horton 5 run (Miller kick) -FG Atkinson 37 -Badaniek 10 pass from Gelbaugh (Atkinson kick) UNC-FG Miller UNC-FG Miller 39 -FG Atkinson 43 -Badaniek 3 run (Atkinson kick) Md-Badaniek 4 run (Atkinson kick) -Badanjek 5 run (Atkinson kick) UNC-Streater 9 pass from Sweetser (Miller kick) A Md UNC First downs 18 21 Rushes-yards 43-126 54-195 Passing 269 126 Return yards 0 0 Passes 18-27-0 14-29-0 Punts 3-34 4-42 Fumbles-lost 4-3 5-2 Penalties-yards 5-50 4-42 Time of possession 30:18 29:42 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing -Maryland, 16-68, Neal 11-41, Blount 5-21. North Carolina, Horton 35-126, Lopp 11-51, Anthony 7-21. Passing -Maryland, Gelbaugh 18-27-0-269. North Carolina, a Anthony 12-24-0-101, Sweetser 2-3-0-25, Horton 0-1-0-0.

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