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CaIIpop nnthalb 'KAffA nnh4 i I i CO wrw uvm vmvwm ww hsdoto new fc Kecora sun aepi xi ivoo lu Treadwell lifts Clemson Duke whips Ohio 46 yard boot kicks Dawgs Th Atsoclated Preti ATHENS Ga Clemson place kicker David Treadwell had no doubts he was going to make the 46 yard field goal attempt that gave i the Tigers a 31 28 triumph Saturday over No 14 Georgia as time ex pired It was not the first time the 6 foot 1 165 pound junior fra Jack sonville la had been in the situa tion Treadwell also kicked a 36 yard field goal with no time remaining in a 20 17 victory over VPI in 1985 (Danny) ord asked me if I could make it and I said Treadwell said of the winning kick know how far it he said rather not Treadwell had missed a 39 yard attempt earlier in the final period but it seem to bother him just missed he said ord who in his eight years at Clemson had never beaten Georgia at Sanford Stadium was overjoyed had a little slogan coming down here I can I will I want to and I see a great opportunity and our people did a wonderful job of winning the football game in a very very tough place to ord said was certainly a great game from a point of said Georgia coach Vince Dooley we were very disap pointed in not being able to stop Clemson punted only twice and gained 428 yards on the day Clemson 1 1 which overcame five turnovers marched 34 yards to the Georgia 30 in the final 1:11 to set up the game winning kick Tail back Terrence lagler had a key 16 rd run in the drive and quar terback Rodney Williams added a 15 yard run Treadwell had an opportunity to win it with 10:19 remaining but missed on a 39 yard attempt Clemson defensive back AJ Johnson stopped bid for victory only moments earlier when he recovered a fumble by quarterback James Jackson on his own 10 yard line with 4:39 left to play after the Bulldogs 1 1 had driven 52 yards to the 15 The fumble was fourth turnover of the game Jackson had given Georgia a 28 28 tie when he threw a 78 yard scoring pass to red Lane with 1:58 left in the third period of the regionally televised game Clemson had taken a 28 21 lead with 8:50 gone in the third quarter when Williams dove over from one yard out Clemson which last beat Georgia in 1981 earned a 21 21 tie at the half when Tracy Johnson scored on a one yard touchdown with 11:48 gone in the second period Williams connected on a nine yard TD pass to lagler and Kenny lowers had a two yard run for other scores lowers set up the score with a 57 yard run to the four yard line However he injured his ankle and did not play in the second half Jackson tossed a 32 yard scoring pass to Keith Henderson scored on a 15 yard run and Georgia got its other first half scoring on a two yard run by Lars Tate Clemwn 7U73 3I Georgia 14 77 GA Tate 2 run (Crumley kick) lowers 2 run (Treadwell kick) GA Henderson 32 Pass from Jackson (Crumley kick) CLEM lager 9 pass from Williams (Treadwell kick) Jackson 15 run (Crumley kick) Johnson I run (Treadwell kick) Williams 1 run (Treadwell kick) GA Lane 78 pass from Jackson (Crumley kick) Treadwell 48 81377 Cl Ga irst downs SI 20 20 Rushes yards $1 57 279 43 172 Passing yards SI 149 211 Return yards SI 40 18 Passes $1 9 18 2 12 22 1 Punts $1 2 38 4 47 umbles lost SI 3 3 3 3 Penaltles yards SI 4 30 3 30 Time of Possession SI 30:33 29:27 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Clemson lagler 10 90 lowers 6 72 Wil liams 10 52 Georgia Jackson 7 43 Henderson 7 40 Wor ley 15 40 Clemson Williams 9 18 1 149 Georgia Jackson 12 22 2 211 Clemson lagler 3 58 Georgia Lane 1 78 Henderson 2 39 I Mr taH A rUfr David Treadwell Danny ord Blue Devils cruise I to victory 22 7 By HELEN ROSS Staff Sports Writer DURHAM The scoreboard clock refused to work in the first quarter and as stadium officials worked to correct the problem the final buzzer was activated blaring raucously for several minutes Other than that however home opener went pretty much ac cording to plan as the Blue Devils defeated an outmanned Ohio team 22 7 Saturday night The victory which moved Duke to 2 1 for the season was neither unexpected nor particularly excit ing About the only suspense re volved around whether Duke would get its first shutout since 1978 and Bruce five yard touchdown pass to Tom Compemolle with 7:44 remaining resolved that issue In fact a fireworks display at the end of the evening drew louder cheers than most of the action dur ing the game And the crowd that was on hand for that light show was considerably smaller than the 28500 announced at the start of the night Actually it wras an unexpected shower at the beginning of the sec ond half not boredom that had sent so many streaming for the 'ex its But as Duke established itself as clearly the superior unit Saturday night only the most diehard of fans remained to hear the final buzzer work on cue Offensively Duke did exactly what was expected primarily rely ing on the passing arm of Steve Slayden to move the football the Blue Devil junior completed 18 of 22 passes for 213 yards and two touch downs before he was replaced mid way through the fourth quarter? Both touchdown passes went to Greg lanagan but Doug Green was most prolific receiv er Green a junior from Graham hauled in seven passes for 92 yatds When the Blue Devils tried to run the ball it was with limited effec tiveness Duke did manage 183 yards rushing but 64 of that total came on one carry a spectacular scoring run by freshman TJ Ed wards on the second play of the second half That touchdown which lifted Duke to a 22 0 lead was first collegiate rush and only the second time he had touched the foot ball The first was a fumbled punt in the season opener but the 64 yard College ootball Scores ACC Clemson 31 14 Georgia 28 Maryland 24 Virginia 3 Carolina 10 15 lorida St 10 NC State 42 Wake orest 38 Georgia Tech 28 Virginia 14 Duke 22 Ohio 7 ACC Standings Conf OvtraH Tam NC State 1 0 0 2 0 1 Ga Tech 1 0 0 10 1 Maryland 0 0 0 3 0 0 North Carolina 0 0 0 2 0 1 Duke 0 0 0 2 1 0 Clemson 0 0 0 1 1 0 Wake orest 0 10 2 10 Virginia 0 10 12 0 Nut Game Clemson at Georgia Tech 12:15 pm Virginia at Duke 7 pm Maryland at NC State 7 pm Wake orest at Army 2 pm MEAC Beth Cookman 30 Howard 0 Delaware St 40 Morgan St 12 NC SC State 11 MEAC Standing Conf Ovsral Team Beth Cookman 2 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 Delaware St 1 0 0 3 0 0 SC State 0 10 12 0 Howard 0 1 0 0 3 0 Morgan St 0 2 0 0 3 0 Nut Game Grambling at at Bethune Cookman 7 pm Howard at SC State 1:30 pm Morgan St at NC 1:30 pm SAC 8 Elon 41 Guilford 7 Lenoir Rhyne 13 Wofford 9 Newberry 16 Gardner Webb 13 Citadel 15 Presbyterian 13 Mars Hill vs Catawba late SAC 8 Standing Conf Overall Tiam Elon 1 0 0 2 0 0 Newberry 10 0 110 Carson Newman 0 0 0 2 0 0 Mars Hill 0 0 2 0 0 Lenoir Rhyne 0 0 0 2 1 0 Catawba 0 0 0 0 1 0 Presbyterian 0 0 0 0 1 0 Gardner Webb 0 1 0 0 2 0 late game not included Nut Game Carson Newman at Elon 2 pm Newport News at Catawba 1:30 pm Georgia Southwestern at Gardner Webb 2 pm Lenoir Rhyne at Presbyterian 7 pm Newberry at Western Carolina 7 pm Southern urman 34 VMI 3 UT Chattanooga Tenn Tech 10 Davidsonr Tennessee St late Kencky vs Marshall late Southam Standing Conf OvtraH Turn Appalachian St 2 0 0 2 1 0 urman 1 0 0 2 0 0 Marshall 0 0 0 2 1 0 The Citadel 0 0 0 2 1 0 Va Military 0 1 0 0 2 0 Davidson 0 0 0 0 2 0 UT Chattanooga 0 0 0 1 2 0 Tenn St 0 10 0 10 Carolina 0 1 0 0 2 0 late games not included Next Game The Citadel at Appalachian 1 pm Tennessee St at Virginia Tech 1 pm urman at Marshall 7 pm UT Chattanooga at Georgia Southern 7 pm VMI at James Madison 1:30 pm Newberry at Western Carolina 7 pm CIAA Central State 35 State 8 Livingstone 13 of DC 13 Eliz CitySt 21 Bowie St 13 Virginia Union 16 Hampton 7 Norfolk St 6 Smith 0 St 23 Newport News 20 Independents ICAuburn 45 Carolina 0 National East Brown 21 Yale 7 Connecticut 29 Richmond 22 Cornell 39 Princeton 8 Delaware 33 Chester 31 Harvard 34 Columbia 0 Holy Cross 38 Lafayette 14 Lehigh 41 Colgate 39 Maine 34 Rhode Island 14 New Hampshire 26 Boston 9 Northeastern 23 Youngstown St 21 Penn 21 Dartmouth 7 Rutgers 48 Cincinnati 28 Temple 38 lorida AAM 17 Virginia Tech 26 Syracuse 17 William Mary 30 Bucknell 13 South Alcorn St 24 Alabama St 17 Kentucky 37 Kent St 12 Liberty 17 James Madison 7 Louisville 45 Kentucky 7 NE Louisiana 17 SW Texas St 14 Salisbury St 16 errum 14 Tulane 35 Vanderbilt 17 Midwest Cent Michigan 20 Bowling Green 10 Dayton 49 St Norbert 21 Michigan 24 Akron 21 Indiana 52 Navy 29 Iowa 57 Illinois 3 Iowa St 64 Indiana St 9 Kansas 16 Utah St 13 Long Beach St 14 Michigan 13 Michigan 31 Oregon St 12 Michigan St 20 Notre Dame 15 Morehead St 36 Wichita St 35 Nebraska 59 Illinois 14 Northwestern 25 Army 18 Ohio St 13 Colorado 10 Pittsburgh 41 Purdue 26 Texas 27 Missouri 25 Southwest Arkansas 34 Tulsa 17 Houston 28 Oklahoma St 12 Oklahoma 63 Minnesota 0 Sam Houston St 24 Lamar 13 Southern Cal 17 Baylor 14 Texas A4M 48 Texas St 28 ar West Arizona 41 Oregon 17 Colorado St 46 Colorado 14 Idaho 25 ullerton St 17 Montana St 50 Idaho St 27 Nevada Reno 51 Montana 17 Pacific 41 New Mexico St 14 Stanford 28' San Jose St IC Wyoming 23 Air orce 17 Others EAST Albany NY 54 RPI 20 Amherst 34 Bates 33 Bloomsburg 38 Lock Haven 32 Brockport St 17 Mansfield 14 Brooklyn Col 20 NY Maritime 13 Buffalo 37 Buffalo St 7 California Pa 38 Salem WVa 20 Denison 28 Allegheny 24 Duquesne 33 BethanyW Vi 26 Emory A Henry 35 BrdgwaterVa 9 erns St 38 Clarion 28 ordham 13 Catholic 6 rnkln Marshll 44 Ursmus 12 Gettysburg 34 Maryland 7 Glassboro St 13 rostburg St 10 Hofstra 13 Stony Brook 3 Indiana Pa 41 Northwd Mich 21 Juniata 14 Moravian 13 Kean 35 Ramapo20 Kutrtown 27 Shippensburg 9 Manst 24 st Peter's 8 Mass Mantime 1 1 Maine Maritime 9 Muhlenberg 6 Dickinson 0 New Haven 20 Slippery Rock 0 Plymouth St 25 Curry 7 St rancis Pa 19 Georgetown DC 1 7 Shepherd 10 Glenville St 7 Connecticut 28 Cheyney 12 Swarthmore 13 Johns Hopkins 3 Trinity Conn 41 Bowdom 7 Union NY 28 Rochester 0 Virginia St 14 Concord 13 Virginia Tech 41 MWest Liberty 21 Westmnstr Pa 29 ranklin 20 Williams 17 Middlebury? 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overs Georgia Tech which played to a 17 17 tie against Division I AA ur man last week moved to 1 0 1 Virginia lost its second straight game after an opening day victory over South Carolina second turnover of the night came with 5:45 left in the first quarter when Stallworth intercept ed quarterback Don Am pass and returned it eight yards to the 28 yard line Nine plays later the Yellow Jackets went ahead for good on David 27 yard field goal With 1:31 left in the quarter Stallworth recovered a Kevin Mor gan fumble at the 31 This time it took Georgia Tech sev en plays to score with Nate Kelsey going the final two yards on the ground for the touchdown Virginia closed the gap to 10 7 when reserve quarterback Scott Se cules hit Keith Mattioli on a 27 yard scoring strike with 6:40 remaining in the half But the Yellow Jackets took the ensuing kickoff and moved 45 yards in 11 plays before settling for a 46 yard field goal by Bell Stallworth recovered his second fumble of the half on next possession giving the Yellow Jack ets the ball at the 42 Georgia Tech ran off five plays be fore quarterback Rick Strom hit Gary Lee on a 29 yard scoring pass with 46 seconds to play in the half Georgia Tech moved 80 yards in two plays on its first possession af ter intermission Kelsey sprinted 73 yards up the right sideline setting up Cory seven yard touch down run on the next play for a 28 7 Yellow lead Virginia closed the scoring later in the quarter when Morgan capped a 66 yard 10 play drive with a one yard plunge into the end zone Georgia Tech 28 Virginia 14 Gwrgli Tech 3 18 7 Virgin) 0 7 7 GT Bell 27 GT Kelsey 2 run (Bell kick) Vir Matlioli 27 pass from Secules (Ga'inev kick) GT Bell 46 Lee 29 pass from Strom Strom run) Collier 7 run (Bell kick) Vir Morgan 1 run (Gaffney kick) 34800 GT Vir irst downs 17 19 Rushes yards 54 240 38 171 Passing yards 145 195 Return yards 8 10 Passes 14 25 0 16 33 4 Punls 7 36 1 31 umbles lost 1 1 6 4 Penaliies yards 10 108 1 5 Time of Possession 34:46 25:14 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Georgia Tech Kelsey 12 107 Collier 30 50 Mays 17 48 Strom 10 24 Curry 4 12 Virginia Rice 8 59 Warren 10 47 Morgan 12 41 Maikowskl 4 31 PASSING Georgia Tech Strom 14 25 0 145 Virginia Maikowskl 10 21 3 130 Secules 6 12 1 65 RECEIVING Georgia Tech Lee 2 44 Mays 2 29 Collier 3 28 Kelsey 5 27 Watson 1 9 Curry 1 8 Virginia Mattioli 4 92 ord 3 42 Dempsey 3 29 Morgan 2 24 urner 2 17 Norfolk St 6 JC Smith 0 CHARLOTTE Anthony 3 yard touchdown run with 7:48 remaining accounted for the only score as Norfolk State posted a 6 0 Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association football victory over Johnson Smith Saturday night a great way to start I see the whole run Jut when I saw the scoreboard it looked good been practicing hard and getting acclimated to his envi ronment He runs hard elu sive got excellent speed and quick off the ball he can give you thebig play which he showed Edwards eventually finished with 82 yards on two carries Veteran tailback Julius Grantham was the workhorse in the first half with 15 carries for another 82 yards I we still as effectively as said Slqan thought the passing was good though We dropped a few but overall our receiving was good and we threw i Defensively the Blue Devils were somewhat inconsistent They allow the Bobcats across midfield until the second half and during the first 30 minutes Ohio was limited to just 17 yards on 12 carries But Porter a transfer from NC State was able to move the Bobcats with more regularity in the second half Relying almost exclusively on a short passing game Ohio drove to the Duke 29 early in the third peri od before stopping itself with penal ties Porter who was making his first start of the season after bruising his throwing hand later engineered a 15 play 90 yard drive for the lone Bobcat touchdown He finished with 208 yards on 28 completions in 47 Henning led Maryland attempts the longest going for just 16 yards came back in the second half and moved the said Sloan happy with that They bury Th Attodttaf Prn MORGANTOWN WVa defense tuned out the hostile crowd and zeroed in on West Vir running game Saturday for a 24 3 victo ry that also featured two touchdown passes from Dan Henning to errell Ed munds you come into Morgantown and win it is a significant Maryland coach Bobby Ross said after the Terps aided by four missed West Virginia field goals won their third straight this season felt from the beginning that this was our best defensive unit They moved the ball but we tough ened up when we had to We forced them to go to the field goal and when they missed it we arched our backs a West Virginia coach Don Nehlen losing for the third straight year to Maryland was philosophical in de feat as the Mountaineers dropped to 2 1 a team like Maryland you miss four field goals and make the kind of mistakes we made and expect to he said is a funny game Last week we won and I was unhappy with our play This week we lose and though not happy I certainly thought we played pretty good foot But the Mountaineers managed just 107 yards rushing against a hard charging Terp defense led by guard Bruce Mesner figured if we could stop their ft Henning Virginia 24 3 run we could do what we do best pass rush tee off on people and go after Mesner said Maryland 24 Virginia 3 Maryland 7 3 7 Virginia 0 0 3 UM Edmunds 3 pass from Henning Plocki kick) had a lot of success with their short passing game just got to get better in that Duke scored on its first possesion of the game moving the ball 60 yards in 13 plays to set up Doug 25 yard field goal Duke 22 Ohio University 7 Maryland built a 10 0 halftime lead as Henning capped an 80 yard first quarter drive with a three yard scoring pass to Edmunds and Dan Plocki kicked a 26 yard field goal with two minutes to go in the half second scoring pass of 34 yards to Edmunds came with 2:21 left in the third quarter and was set up when West Harvey Smith fumbled a punt and the Scott Saylor recovered at the WVU 23 West Virginia got a 24 yard field goal by walk on kicker Tom Arnette with 3:43 left in the third quarter to cut the lead to 10 3 our plays later Smith dropped the punt and Maryland moved in for the touchdown Maryland added a 24 yard touch down run from Alvin Blount with 27 seconds left for its final score Arnette and Robert Woods kick ing in place of injured starter Char lie Baumann combined to miss four field goal attempts The victory extended winning streak to six games over two seasons and ended a five game victory streak for the Mountaineers Henning completed 14 of 27 pas ses for 175 yards while West Vir Mike Timko under a heavy rush all game was 20 of 38 for 201 yards Eight receivers caught two passes each from Henning Maryland had 169 yards on the ground on 45 attempts with Blount gaihing 125 on 21 carries A crowd of 63500 third largest in West Virginia history watched the game Plocki 26 WV Arnelle 24 UM Edmunds 34 pass from Henning (Plocki kick Blount 24 run (Plocki kick) A 63500 UM WVU irst downs 19 19 Rushes yards 46 195 35 107 Passing yards 175 201 Return yards 57 139 Passes 14 27 1 20 39 1 Punts 8 44 6 44 umbles lost 2 1 2 1 Penaltles yards 10 80 7 64 Time of Possession 32:1 27:46 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Maryland Blount 21 125 Neal 10 46 Scrib er 12 41 Virginia Johnson 17 58 Randolph 2 32 eccon 7 25 Taylor 3 13 Maryland Henning 14 27 175 1 Virginia Timko 20 39 201 1 Randolph Maryland Milling 3 41 Edmunds 2 37 Joines 2 31 Sullivan 2 17 Ra'oot 1 24 Bonato 1 17 Vir ginia Phillips 5 68 Winn 5 49 Smith 4 37 Peccon 2 22 Taylor 2 21 3 13 7 0 22 29 21 4 33 9 1 irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts umbles lost Penalties yards Time of possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Ohio Mobley 19 64 Russell 3 7 Duke Grantham 15 82 Edwards 8 82 Passing Ohio Porter 28 47 208 Duke Slayden 18 22 0 213 Dilweg 0 1 0 Ohio Compernolle 7 44 Geiser 5 42 Duke Green 7 92 lanagan 4 65 Ohio Duke 17 20 25 52 40 183 208 213 2 30 28 47 2 18 23 6 35 i 12 104 12 107 30:39 Ohio Duke Duke Peterson 25 Duke lanagan II pass from Slayden Ikick failed) Duke lanagan 23 pass from Slayden (pass failed) Edwards 64 run (Peterson kick) Ohio Compernolle 5 pass from Porter (Judge kick) 28500 by Popular Demand 1 ONE MORE WEEK! 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