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Meet two new basketball coaches Page 2D A A I Miami came from behind to defeat lorida State Page 3D Soorte October 1 Virginia Charlie Moir has been replaced by his assistant rankie Allen Page5D The NL strike continues but the sgames go on Page 6D 4 I 1 THE SUNDAY REGISTER Classifieds Section Virginia rolls over VMI 30 0 CHARLOTTESVILLE Va (API Marcus Wilson ran for two touch downs and Virginia's Cavaliers scoring on three of their first four possessions cruised to a 30 0 win over Virginia Military Institute's Keydets in college football Saturday night Mark Inderlied also kicked three field goals as Virginia a Division 1 A member of the Atlantic Coast Con ference won its third straight game and improved its record to 3 2 VMI reached midfield once in each half but never penetrated Vir ginia territory The Division I AA Keydets of the Southern Conference fell to 2 2 Virginia holds a 54 23 3 edge in the series with VMI The Cavaliers have won the last seven games between the two schools outscoring the Key dets 212 48 Virginia built a 17 0 halftime lead compiling 267 yards in total offense while holding the Keydets to 85 A 24 yard field goal by Inderlied and a 4 yard scoring run by Wilson a redshirt freshman tailback gave the Cavaliers a 10 0 lead after one quarter With 5:21 left in the first half Wilson capped a 79 yard 16 play drive with a 1 yard touchdown burst Virginia drove into field goal range on its first two possessions of the second half and Inderlied con nected on kicks of 29 and 47 yards to boost the advantage to 23 0 Quarterback Scott Secules com pleted the scoring when he capped an 87 yard drive with a 7 yard keep er with 1:43 left in the contest Secules finished with 229 yards on 17 of 23 passing He also ran nine times for 40 yards Wilson had 129 yards on 34 carries Tigers beat Blue Jays in 12 DETROIT (AP) Detroit's Alan Trammell says tide has turned and the Tigers are one victory away from their second American League East title in four years grounder definite ly turned the wrong way for shortstop Manny Lee Trammell singled under glove with the bases loaded in the 12th inning Saturday to give the Tigers a 3 2 victory over Toronto and a one game lead in the AL East with only the season finale left against the Blue Jays Sunday at Tiger Stadium certainly like to close it out Trammell said the way this has been going Hey I imagine this being any more intense but it certainly has put us in an excellent posi Detroit which won the division in 1984 cn route to a World Series championship could clinch the AL East outright by beating To ronto Sunday If Toronto should win the division will be settled in a one game playoff here Monday been down Blue Jays Manager Jirny Wil liams said can come back handled adversity all year long and confident we can do it again Toronto left hander Mike la nagan first dueled Jack Morris then Mike Henneman through 11 innings but Detroit quickly took advantage of his absence in the 12th doesn't really matter how 1 pitched when the team Hokies capture Wolf pack avenges 34:28 6 41 33:58 Auburn turns to pass Burger to defeat North Carolina The scoring stopped until the final 21 seconds when tailback Todd Varn hurled himself into the end zone for a 1 yard touchdown capping a 72 yard drive Poag a redshirt freshman was in tercepted by Riccardo Ingram on the first play of the game giving Georgia Tech possession on the Wolfpack 20 But the Yellow Jackets went only six yards on their first of fensive series and Thomas Palmer missed a 31 yard field goal It was the first of three misses for Palmer whose team was able to move inside the NCState 20 only once after the first series Poag came back early in the sec ond quarter scrambling out of the pccket on fourth down to hit junior tight end Bobby Harrell on a 2 yard touchdown pass with 14:55 left in the half The Wolfpack stayed on the ground for most of the drive but 13 yard shovel pass to full back Marty Karriker on third down pushed NC State deep into Georgia Tech territory three seconds of play when fresh man backup quarterback Alton Grizzard hit junior wide receiver Carl Jordan with an 8 yard touch down pass Grizzard then bobbled an extra point snap but was able to get off a pass to senior tight end Christo pher Mosher for a two point conver sion Virginia Tech got on the board first with a 10 yard run from senior fullback Sean Donnelly in the first quarter giving the Hokies a 7 0 ad vantage The Hokies never looked back bringing the halftime score to 14 3 24 70 345 45 22 4 18 2 3 33 3 0 4 40 25:32 21 58 237 91 311 43 208 59 RALEIGH NC (AP) Before game North Carolina State coach Dick Sheridan said he didn't have to remind the Wolfpack of its defeat at the hands of Georgia Tech last season After the 17 0 victory NC 'first shutout since 1983 Sheridan hestitate bringing up the 59 21 defeat got an outstanding perfor mance from our defense shut out this Georgia Tech Sheridan said came a long way from giv ing up 59 points last Since most of the offensive output came in the first half Sheridan saved his highest praise for the de blitzed at times and that helped put pressure their quar he said when you blitz you also put pressure on our secondary and our kids did a good job biggest story about his team is how they come on and hung to gether A iot of teams would have gone downhill But our kids and our coaches panic We stuck with the things we were doing and kept the Sheridan said NC State took control in the first half behind quarterback Preston Poag who passed for a touchdown It was the second straight victory for NC State 2 3 and 2 1 in the ACC after opening the season with three losses Georgia Tech dropped its third straight game and is 1 3 and 0 3 in the conference ooo the first half we were not playing very physical and it looked like we were just standing said Georgia Tech coach Bobby Ross In the second half have to take a look at the film to see what happened We would move down and we would need one play And we just seem like we ever get the one play that we need offen sively and defensively that will ig nite us as a football team and give us that irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts umbles lost Penallies yards Time of possession BLACKSBURG Va (AP) Vir ginia Tech football Coach rank Beamer savors his first victory with the Hokies even though Navy held the football longer and ran up more total offense as the Hokies won 31 11 on Saturday tell you guys how good it feels to Beamer said after the first meeting of the teams since World War I and the Hokies' first win over Navy since 1903 a whole lot nicer coming into this interview room in this situa Beamer said helps everything It builds confidence Il makes practice more Navy held the ball for 34:28 and led the Hokies 390 267 in total offen sive yards but defense held the Midshipman to a field goal until the last three second of play gave up a lot of yards but not very many Beamer said Navy falls to 0 4 under first year Coach Elliot Uzelac Tech is 1 3 think the Navy football team played very hard Uzelac said have one thing to say: The Navy team is going to win We have to keep working The Hokie offense was paced by freshman flanker Jon Jeffries who rushed 15 times for 128 yards scor ing a 56 yard touchdown along the way Jeffries had a big Beamer said a very talented young man and going to get better and Navy gained 345 yards rushing but was held to a field goal until the last 29 81 191 31 18 37 0 9 17 1 7 36 NCS Harrell 3 pass from Poag (Carter kick NCS Carter 31 NCS Varn I run Carter kick A 36300 si Georgia Tech's Eric Thomas knocks a pass away from NC State flanker Mack Jones yesterday Georgia Tech quarterback Rick Strom fumbled after he was sacked by linebacker Scott Auer and tackle John Adleta recovered for NC State setting up Bryan 31 yard field goal with 3:03 left in the second quarter for a 10 0 lead irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts umbles lost Penallies yards Time of Possession INDI VIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Navy Smith 30 143 Nobcrs 19 73 Grizzard 8 51 Pangrazio 4 40 Vene zia 2 17 Bradley 4 9 Holl 1 8 Pace 2 4 Vir ginia Tech Jeffries 15 128 ox 6 33 Jones 9 32 Donnelly 4 15 Blacken 1 3 Smith 2 0 Chapman 6 3 PASSING Navy Nobers 2 9 32 1 Griz zard 2 9 13 1 Virginia Tech Chapman 6 10 59 1 RECEIVING Navy Jordan 2 28 Neu mann 1 12 Holl 1 5 Virginia Tech Richard son 4 38 Ste Johnson 1 15 Borden 1 6 26:02 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Georgia Tech King 11 39 Carolina St Crumpler 19 91 Crite 14 70 Poag 16 45 PASSING Georgia Tech Strom 13 24 0 99 Gast 5 13 0 92 Carolina St Poag 9 17 1 91 RECEIVING Georgia Tech King 6 54 A Thomas 5 25 Carolina St Harrell 3 28 38 point blowout Navy 0 3 0 8 11 Virginia Tech 7 7 710 31 VT Donnelly 10 run (Kinzcr kick) Schenk 20 VT Richardson 9 pass from Chapman (Kinzerkick) VT Jeffries 56 run tKinzer kick) VT Kinzer 39 VT Cockrell 90 ini ret (Kinzcr kick) Jordan 8 pass from Grizzard (Mosher pass from Grizzard) A 35000 i a i 1 9 I CHAPEL HILL NC (AP) Jeff job used to be handing the ball to stable of tailbacks In a 20 10 college football victory over North Carolina on Saturday Burger became the man who made the offense click Burger threw two third quarter touchdown passes including a 2 yard scoring pass to Vincent Harris with 1:18 left in the period as the Tigers improved to 3 0 1 In the two previous seasons Burg er was in the backfield with Heis man Trophy winner Bo Jackson and last season with Brent ullwood He said he was virtually a spectator each year been in an offense where all I did was turn around and pitch the ball to Bo and Brent and not do any Burger said really like being involved as much as I am and having a little control out Burger said the game took on added meaning after the 20 20 tie with Tennessee last weekend He got hot in the second half and Auburn took advantage kept thinking that our whole season was on the he said had to do what was nec essary to win this game Auburn Coach Pat Dye whose two previous visits to Chapel Hill re sulted in a loss and a tie while he was coach at East Carolina said he chal lenged his team before the game and again at halftime when the game was tied 3 3 think you could sense that we were a different team in the second Dye said players have a lot of pride and they know what it takes to win a football Turnovers haunted the Tar Heels especially in the second half when the Tigers were trying to hold their lead extremely disappointed We played North Carolina Coach Dick Crum said you just can't turn the ball over four times and have your field goal team go to pot We had great opportunities and should have taken advantage of North Carolina took a 10 3 lead at 7:18 of the third quarter when de fensive tackle Tim Goad blocked Brian attempted punt and Norris Davis ran six yards for a touchdown after picking up the loose ball It took Burger and Auburn six plays to tie the score Burger who completed 11 of 12 passes for 124 yards in the quarter found reddy Heels suffer another setback to program in 20 10 loss to No 6 ranked Auburn ByiDwight Rayfield Register Spoi ls Editor CHAPEL HILL NC Mark it up as yet another failure North Carolina beat a team that would add status to its football program Nationally ranked Auburn did the Tar Heels in yesterday scoring twice in one four minute stretch in the third quarter for a 20 10 win be fore the fourth largest crowd ever to see a game in Kenan Stadium Auburn No 6 in the nation joined top ranked Oklahoma with wins over North Carolina 3 2 and strug gling to halt a three year slide in its grid fortunes While UNC may not be worthy of mention with the nation's elite still no patsie according to Auburn Coach Pat Dye learned that tough as hell to come to Chapel Hill and beat Caroli na" Dye responded to a question af ter his Tigers boosted their record to 3 0 1 Although it was the first meeting between Auburn and Carolina since 1901 Dye is more than a little famil with football here Dye who coached six years at East Carolina was 1 2 1 against Carolina Auburn was able to remain un beatejp because North Carolina could never mount any type of ground attack key for them was they run the said Dye whose team held the Tar Heels to 137 yards rushing Reserve tailback Eric Starr shar ing duty with injured Torin Dorn and quarterback Mark Maye ac counted for 45 yards on two runs Starr slipped away for 24 yards on a draw play and Maye scrambled for a 21 yarder Carolina outgained Auburn 189 61 in the first half as Maye passed for 150 yards on 11 completions but managed only a field goal a 22 yard er by Kenny Miller Maye who never had more than two interceptions in a game threw four yesterday one coming in the end zone after Carolina had driven to the Auburn seven Carolina failed to convert two oth er opportunities as Miller missed from 29 and 40 yards had great opportunities and should have taken advantage of Crum said defense accounted for its touchdown as strong safety Norris Davis scored from six yards out on a blocked punt End Tim Goad who played his prep ball al Patrick Coun ty Va was creditedwith the block Senior inside linebacker Kurt Crain was the only reason defense may have held an overall edge Crain well traveled after playing at Memphis State before transfer ring to Auburn had 15 tackles five assists two interceptions and 2V quarterback sacks could talk about Crain all said Dye was simply outstand It was not the first outstanding game Crain has had against the Tar Heels llis best game when he played for Memphis State came against Carolina making 13 tackles in the 1984 season Crain who picked off the pass in the end zone in the first half said the Tigers made some adjustments at the break knew we had to get more pressure on their the 6 2 228 pound all conference pick said went to a lot of man cover age in the second half my man stayed in to block I could rush I think I got to him (Maye) a couple times because he didn't see Crain said The defensive standout said Maye didn't see him on the interception in the end zone His second theft which set up go ahead touch down was underthrown Dye had his defenders prepared for the game according to Crain told us this was a touch place to play have to make our own Crain said "It was a strange game because of the mo memlum shifts would be moving the ball and have a penalty and get a first down and have it called the linebacker said of the 179 yards in penalties marched off by the split of ficiating crew was a physical game and any time in one you kind of expect tempers to Some of the Carolina faithful got hot in the second half after Crum twice called a draw play on third and long Neither one came close to get ting enough yardage for a first down were killing Mark If you let them tee off and come we going to have a quarterback next week You have to do something to take the heat off Crum re sponded to a question got to think about his personal well be UNC schedule makers may have to think of the well being of the foot ball program in the future before they consider scheduling the likes of Auburn and Oklahoma Weygand wide open on the right sideline for a 33 yard scoring play with 5: 17 left Kurt second interception of a Mark Maye pass at the North Carolina 41 set up Burger's game winning touchdown pass to Harris Auburn's defense bent under May passing but it held back repeat ed drives deep into Tiger territory Auburn 20 UNC IO Allhlini 3 0 11 3 20 Carolina 0 3 7 0 Aub Lyle 21 UNC Miller 22 UNC Davis 6 blocked punt return (Miller kick) Aub Weygand 33 pass from Burger (Lyle kick) Aub Harris 2 pass from Burger (Lyle kick) Aub Lyle 2i A 52811 allowing only Kenny 22 yard Aui unc field goal in the second quarter after HusheXyards 45 111 37 93 Win 21 yard field goal late in Passing yards mo 232 the first Deriod Ketuinyaids 39 46 ineiiisipuivu Passes 17 26 0 19 41 4 Miller missed two field goals in the punts 937 539 second half and Auburn got a 20 yard field goal from Lyle Time of possession 31 34 28:26 HI rar 4 VJ TWMjjb jMH cYA fwwi A (Photo by Bill Setlifft Auburn's Kurt Crain (39) who hounded the Heels all day long makes a hit on UNC tailback Eric Starr during the Tigers' 20 1 0 win.