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0 0 ACC 24:11 0 0 0 0 00 Tribe wins first 6 2 5 70 35:49 ullback Ronny Cone led Georgia offense rushing 13 times for 79 yards Teammate Robert Lavette ran the ball 20 times for 74 yards Tennessee freshman Jimmy Col irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks by Punts irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks by Punts umbles lost Penalties yards quitt punted six times for an average of 56 yards while John Warren made a 45 yard punt The win raised Tennessee's record to to 3 2 I la 23 39 94 291 33 31 47 0 4 38 7 38 17 53 265 161 0947 0 04 28 0 0 '649 Md 1133 101 78 0 io 31 2 18 12 39 lorida 15 Maryland 10 Maryland opened scoring late in the first quarter when Esiason hit John Tice with a 4 yard scoring strike to take a 7 0 lead lorida answered in the second quarter with field goals of 31 and 49 yards by Brian Clark The victory boosted the record to 4 2 while the Terps 35 20 losers to lorida last year in the Tangerine Bowl dropped to 1 3 1 lorida had at least four scoring Maryland 7 0 0 lorida 0 6 9 Tice 4 pass from Esiason (Atkinson kick) Clark 31 Clark 49 Safety Esiason tackled end zone Peace 9 pass from Jones (Clark kick) Atkinson 31 56316 Clem 141 110 127 09 12 24 2 00 00 7 353 0 03 11 Tennessee 10 Ga Teeh 7 KNOXVILLE Tenn Tennessee quarterback Steve Alatorre passed to wide receiver Anthony Hancock for a 42 yard touchdown play Satur day that gave the Volunteers a 10 7 non conference college football vic tory over Georgia Tech The 94448 spectators in cloud covered Neyland Stadium saw a sloppy game of 16 punts four in terceptions five fumbles and five penalties touchdown catch en ding a five play 80 yard drive returned to Tennessee the lead it lost when Alatorre fumbled in the end zone and Georgia Tech linebacker Robert Horton recovered for a touchdown Tennessee scored first as uad Reveiz kicked a 22 yard field goal to end a 13 play 79 yard drive Tennessee tailback Randall Mor ris led the Vols attack rushing 18 times for 64 yards Teammate Doug urnas rushed nine times for 52 yards given up 21 points in five games among the best in the nation The touchdowns came on runs of 42 and 1 yard by Austin and a 5 yard run by fullback Jeff McCall Virginia Clemson Igwebuike 22 Austin 42 run McCall 5 run Austin 1 run Igwebuike 32 63000 (AP Laserphoto) Cliff Austin eludes Ron Mattes and goes on to score on a 42 yard touchdown run opportunities in the first half but had to turn to Clark each time The senior placekicker hit two field goals but missed attempts from 45 and 50 yards defense kept the Terps in check holding top rusher Charlie Wysocki to 19 yards on nine carries The Terps only touchdown came with 2:12 left in the first quarter capping a 20 yard drive set up by a Jones fumble lorida rolled up 385 yards total offense to 179 Peace completed 30 of 46 passes for 282 yards while Esiason con nected on 10 of 26 for 60 yards Maryland fullback John Nash was the leading rusher with 49 yards bn eight carries Jones led lorida with 47 yards on 15 attempts A crowd of 56316 watched the game at lorida ield The Register: Danville Vn Sunday October 1 1 1981 3D umbles lost Penalties yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Maryland Nash 849 Joyner 7 25 Wysocki 9 19 lorida Jones 1547 Brown 4 28 Davis 9 29 PASSING Maryland Esiason 10 26 0 60 Milkovich 1 5 0 18 lorida Peace 3046 0 282 Jones 1 1 0 9 RECEIVING Maryland Davis 4 55 Tice 3 22 lorida Lang 7 72 Jones 6 55 Dixon 8 54 CLEMSON SC Clemson tailback Cliff Austin ran for two touchdowns as the ninth ranked Tigers trounced Virginia 27 0 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game Saturday The triumph which opened Clem ACC schedule was the fifth straight without a loss offense completely uumtnaiea tne game allowing Virginia into Tiger territory only twice once each in the second and fourth quarters Virginia which lost its fifth straight game and third ACC con test had just one opportunity to score In the final period the Cavaliers behind passes of 12 and 22 yards from quarterback Gordie Whitehead to split end Henry Johnson had a first and goal at the Clemson 4 yard line But Whitehead was sacked for an 11 yard loss and two passes fell in complete and Clemson took over on downs with 4:13 left Virginia never got close enough to attempt a field goal But Clemson placekicker Donald Igwebuike was successful on two attempts from 22 yards in the first quarter and 32 yards late in the game Clemson has not allowed a touchdown since a 45 10 season open ing victory against Wofford and has Key dets stay unbeaten Clemson blanks UVA 27 0 rom Register Wire Reports rRv WtV JL rom Register Wire Reports irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks by Punts umbles lost Penalties yards Time of Possession VMI 10 48 119 62 83 7 12 0 3 29 7 36 3 0 17 40 213 3 409 29 11 21 2 0 0 3 40 2 2 3 25 Dart 17 63 69 100 99 8 18 2 0 00 5 36 2 0 4 36 NOROLK Va Virginia unbeaten Keydets put up a solid line of defense led by junior end Barry Smith and blanked The rival Bulldogs for a 14 0 Southern Conference football vic tory Saturday in the Oyster Bowl game The Citadel got no closer to scor ing than two field goal tries by Jerry Rye but both fell short The victory boosted the Keydets to 4 0 overall and 2 0 in the conference The Bulldogs fell to 2 3 overall and 2 2 in league play VMI scored in the first quarter on a 54 yard drive that ended when junior college transfer quarterback Kelly Raber sneaked the final yard Citadel 1 0 0 0 0 first victory of the season a 12 7 decision over host Dartmouth touchdown on a third and two situation came with slight ly more than eight minutes to play and brought the tribe back from a 7 6 deficit Opting to go for the two point con version quarterback Chris Gar pass was intercepted by Dart mouth in the end zone William Mary 1 3 3 0 Dartmouth 0 7 0 Mike Mayer 42 Mike Mayer 21 Lena 3 run (Geibel kick) Powell 54 run (pass failed) 4 10081 jj: Va Military 7 0 0 7 Raber 1 run (Wimbush kick) Allen 1 run (Wimbush kick) 20000 irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks by Punts umbles lost Penalties yards INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING William and Mary Powell 17 118 Dartmouth Maher 13 55 PASSING William and Mary Garrity 11 109 Dartmouth Stafford 6 83 RECEIVING William and Mary Mar razzo 542 Dartmouth Daly 3 35 Cit 19 46 198 96 15 9 24 2 0 0 340 3 1 7 70 8 82 29:13 30:47 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Citadel Miller 14 75 Alston 10 59 Toney 9 52 VMI Allen 28 71 PASSING Citadel Shrader 5 19 1 50 VMI Raber 7 12 0 62 RECEIVING Citadel Walker 4 52 VMI Agostinelli 3 19 Radle 2 18 12 Dartmouth 7 HANOVER NH A 54 yard sweep in the fourth quarter by freshman tailback Jeff Powell gave the William and Mary Indians their off a second half Maryville com 14 Maryville 12 LEXINGTON Va Mike fumble recovery set up the winning touchdown drive in the second period as Washington Generals edged previously unbeaten Scots 14 12 Saturday in an Old Dominion Athletic Conference football game ive plays after Pressler recovery quarterback Al Paradise scored on a 12 yard run to give the Generals a 14 0 lead and held Region eback in a steady rain Bill two conversion kicks proved the victory margin as upped its ODAC record to 2 1 and its overall mark to 3 2 Maryville is 3 1 in the ODAC and 4 1 overall Maryville 0 0 6 Wash Lee 7 7 0 Cavalline 1 run (Devine kick) Paradise 12 run (Devine kick) Wheatley 42 pass from (kick failed) Mar Evangelisti 1 run (pass failed) a 1T7 CW Post 37 James Madison 36 HARRISONBURG Va Quarterback Tom Earhardt threw a 10 yard touchdown pass to Tom DeBona with six seconds to play and ran for a two point conversion with no time left to give CW Post a 37 36 football victory over James Madison Saturday East Carolina 17 Richmond 13 RICHMOND Va East Pirates converted Jody pass interception and Gerald block of a field goal attempt into a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns to register a 17 13 foot ball victory over Spiders Saturday 24 yard return to the Rich mond eight set up a 6 yard touchdown pass from quarterback Carlton Nelson to tight end Norwood Vann on the first play of the final period East Carolina 3 0 014 17 Richmond 7 0 0 Redden 8 pass from Krainock (Schramme kick) Bushbeck 43 Vann 6 pass from Nelson (Bushbeck kick) Nelson 29 run (Bushbeck kick) Jackson 2 pass from Krainock (pass failed) 12641 ECU Rich irst downs io 14 Rushes yards 53 151 47 126 Passing yards 50 118 Return yards 37 0 Passes 5 15 2 12 33 3 Sacks by 214 2 15 Punts 8 30 8 39 umbles lost 3 2 1 1 Penalties yards 2 30 643 Time of Possession 29:44 30:16 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING East Carolina Nelson 1248 Blue 847 Walden 1045 Richmond Redden 34 114 PASSING East Carolina Nelson 44 2 38 Richmond Krainock 10 25 2 105 RECEIVING East Carolina Nichols 1 1 17 Walden 1 12 Richmond White 4 57 Redden 4 17 Rand Macon 10 Haven 7 LOCK HAVEN Pa Todd 1 yard touchdown and Griff 32 yard field goal and extra point gave Randolph Yellow Jackets a 10 7 football vic tory Saturday over Lock 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