Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 13

SUNDAY OCTOBER 5 1986 Section Sports use 27 24 scare 7 DOWN 10 Williams 3 21 At halftime Clemson had rolled up Tennis center has world flavor MUTSUMI SHIREI to 'x Junior Classic schedule 1 In MARTIN LOCKHART 3 0 14 27 7 3 14 24 College scores By JIM THOMAS Sports Writer 8 70 27:36 Ci! 10 19 28 i 197 43 58 24 2 12 510 850 26 05 SC 24 29 91 286 5 42 3 2 5 30 32:24 Boys Collins vs Dunce loyd vs Smith 11 Brown vs Spivey Jones vs Sertiano Gatto vs Britt Coil ms vs Huff Boys 14 Cook vs Van Thullener Morgan vs Roberts Jackson vs Sprengrtmeyer Manor vs Phillips Bays Roberts vs Green Castellanos vs Roilings Eaddy vs Rodriguez Thompkins vs Lockhart Zarate vs Brandon Lee vs Edge Kennedy vs Kersey Rea vs Stroman Boys II Heflin vs Hawkins Wise vs Rhem Bairefoot umniiAi tCiinLXliey Boys 21 vs Stewart Girts Siegai vs Mcarland Girts Odom vs Gillespie Harris vs Bearden Girt 14 vs Burch Godwin vs Tarte Girls lowers vs Bearden Martin vs Mannii Maynerd vs Quinn Runey vs Shirel Girts McClory vs Kelley Clem 20 62 328 99 67 17 6 4 841 4 2 10 64 33:55 The 24 0 whipping was the first shutout by Clemson in 25 games The Citadel was held to 197 yards passing on 58 attempts by quarterback Kip Allen His 58 attempts 24 completed with two intercepted is a new school record all my years associated with The Citadel not sure that been prouder of a football team than I was today said Moore a former tercepuons An interesting punting duel also took place as The Citadel punter Greg Davis kicked 12 times for a 513 average His 81 yarder in the first half was a new Memorial Stadium record Clemson punter Bill Spiers kicked eight times for a 411 average including a 60 yarder The Citadel took the opening kickoff and moved from its own 20 to the Clemson 15 before Davis attemp ted a 32 yard field goal that was wide to the right During the 12 play drive Allen completed five of seven passes including strikes to Ron Galvin for 25 yards and Harold Singleton for 22 On first possession beginnin at its own 22 it moved the ball 80 yards in 11 plays and con sumed 4:57 before lagler raced around right end for 20 yards to score with 6:13 left in the period The point after attempt by David Treadwell was good In the second period The Citadel moved the ball to its own 36 on a drive that began at the end of the first quarter before failing on a fourth and 13 attempt Clemson then 0 0 8 7 7 7 3 24 dia before his father left recently to go to Africa get used to packing up and leaving at short notice" Lockhart said like moving around that much but not a bad fife Oddly enough' Lockhart learned how to play tennis in Nepal a Third World country which has a high poverty level got he said much to so I took up tennis There was an American club that had only one court and a pro hit with you He gave me a few lessons and then I found a coach He got me hooked and we ended up building our own clay court irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts umbles lost Penalties yards Time ol Possession INDIVIDUALSTATISTICS RUSHING The Citadel AAcGrir Clemson lagler 17 177 Griffin 13 51 Lancaster 12 46 The Citadel Allen 57 24 2 197 rooman 10 0 0 Clemson Ro Williams 15 6 3 99 Anderson 1 0 0 0 The Citadel Galvin 2 35 Ram 4 32 rooman 3 33 Clemson Hooper! 31 Ra Williams 1 23 Neb 20 52 242 196 57 9 19 0 26 38 1 5 46 ing attack was meager buty effec tive All three quarterbacks in cluding Rodney Williams Ranriv CLEMSON The Clemson Tigers Anderson and Chris Morocco com effectively clamped down on the bined for six completions in 17 at passing attack of The Citdel Bulldogs tempts for 99 yards and four in saiuraay anemoon at rank Howard ield to spoil the return to Clemson by Bulldog head coach Tom Nebraska Carolina Neb JonesSrun(Klein kick) Neb Klein 37 SC Green 56 pass from Ellis (Healer kick) Neb Klein 28 SCHagler38G SC Green2run (Hagler Kick) Neb Si inson 57 run (Klein kick) SC Green 7 run (Haoler kick) Neb Millikan 1 1 pass from Taylor (Klein kick) irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts umbles lost Penalties yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUALSTATISTICS Nebraska Jones 26 103 Tavirw 16 61 kuihai 5 7 Brinson 3 69 South Carolina Green 16 43 A Smith 5 20 White 2 18 Betheal 17 Nebraska Taylor 9 19 0196 South Carolina Nebraska Millikan 2 84 Schnitzler 2 35 Brinson 2 30: Carniina tharno lAOft nn The Citadel Clemson CL lagler 20 run (Treadwell kick) CL lagler 38 run (Treadwell kick) CL Johnson 10 run (Treadwell kick) CL Treadwell 27 75000 Clemson took the ball on The Citadel 47 lagler rounded right end for 36 yards and two plays later fullback Tracy Johnson popped through right tackle from The Citadel 10 for a touchdown to give the Tigers a 21 0 lead The scoring drive took only 1 1:03 On the next drive they managed two first downs until stall ing on a fourth and four at the Clemson 19 and Davis missed on a 35 yard field goal attempt At the end of the third period Clemson began a 12 play 70 yard drive that stalled on The Citadel 14 where Treadwell kicked a 27 yard field goal with 12:18 left to put the Tigers ahead 24 0 Highlighting the remainder of the game were punts by Davis of 50 yards and two for 47 and punts of 46 and 60 for Spiers The Citadel moves to 2 3 while Clemson is 3 1 The Tigers lead the series 28 5 1 and have never lost to the Bulldogs at home The last The Citadel win against Clemson was 6 0 in 1931 in lorence left in the period for what many thought would be the tone of the game However the Gamecocks took a Nebraska punt at their 20 and moved out to the Nebraska 49 After being sacked for a seven yard loss Ellis dropped back and dumped the ball off to Green who broke several tackles and raced 56 yards for the touchdown Nebraska which had a 77 yard touchdown pass from Taylor to Rod Smith called back for offensive in terference and a fumble at the Gamecock seven added a 28 yard field goal by Klein with :03 seconds remaining to carry a 13 7 cushion to the dressing room South Carolina had only 17 yards rushing and 124 yards of total offense in the first half compared to 257 yards but the second half was mostly Gamecock football They held onto the pigskin for more than 20 of the 30 minutes remaining to almost pull off the biggest upset in the history A 77 yard punt return by the Huskers down to the 13 was called back for clipping and then after stopping the Huskers on downs Ellis moved the Gamecocks from their 47 down to the Nebraska 22 where Hagler split the uprights The Huskers were then stopped on downs at the 20 and Ellis methodically guided the Gamecocks down to the two yard une wnere Lreen rolled over a mound of Huskers for the touchdown and a 17 13 South Carolina lead with 11:06 left in the ball game But the Huskers came storming back and after moving from their 24 out to the 43 wingback Dana Brinson took a handoff from Taylor on a trap play over left tackle and raced 56 yards for the score and a 20 17 lead The Gamecocks were not through though and after a 27 yard kickoff return by Brown Ellis moved South Carolina down to the Nebraska seven where Green took a oitchout from Ellis on the left side cut back 1 Against thf PT3 in and Qnnrod 24 20 Gamecock lead to set up the Moore iaie neorasKa nenocs Ellis completed 26 of 38 passes for 286 yards with one interception and one touchdown The completions is a new school record surpassing the 24 completions by Tommy Suggs and equaled by Bill Troup: The youngster has now passed for more than 200 yards in four of the five games he has played His favorite target against the Buskers was Sterling Sharoe who hauled in 10 Clemson assistant Hooefullv this passes tor 98 yards which gives the wingback 32 receptions for 368 yards in the i ve games this season BRINGING HIM Brian Siebler hauls down Gamecock Todd Ellis after our Clemson lagler speedster yards and Persona! yardage record in front of and 81 while Spiers had two punts of 5000 fans His previous best was 136 46 yards yards set in The Tigers amassed At halftime Clemson had rolled up 373 agamst the 257 yards to only 86 for The Citadel Bulldog defense The Clemson pass In the third period with 9 27 left the top junior players in the world No2 seed in the 14s The WCTC which is run at Dennis of our kids are from foreign Van der Tennis Academy on Ronceroc said sitting in Hilton Head Island has had players the stands at Timrod Park from China Japan Egypt Israel come and train with us most of them India South Africa and Europe The I long term from a month to six mon Chinese national team spent eight! ths They go to school in the mom years thre last year while on a tour I ing practice three to four hours in of the United States the afternoon and travel to touma uavier nonceroc me assistant ments on weekends to give them an director at the WCTC has brought idea of what tennis is like in some of that international flavor to lorence this weekend for the Shirei of Janan i Lockhart whose father is a US ambassador are among the 208 singles players entered in the three day event Shirei is the top seed in the 16 year old age division while Lockhart is unseeded in the 16 Both Diavers won their matrhps Saturday to advance to Ronceroc said for rrXe Player not something ed seven years in Arlington Va six to a where you drop your bds off for 1116 months in Paris five and a half 6 7 6 2 64 victory over Jackie Win years in Nepal and two years in In AST' Amherst HMidjtobury 21 Army 41 Yale 24 1 ij Bloomsbur920E'Stroudsbur93 BrtjwaterMass 50 Nichols 8 Brockport St 10 Buffalo St 0 Brown 24 Princeton 10 Buffalo 20 Villanova 27 California Pa 28 Lock Haven 21 Canlsius 9 Rochester 9 Colby 7 Lowell 6 Concern 42 Virginia Tech 13 Curry 20 ramingham St 15 Delaware Vai 0 Moravian 0 tie airmont st 3a Virginia St 0 rnkln Marshll 42 Georgetown DC 16 Geneva 20 Tiffin 19 1 Gettysburg 34 Johns Hopkins 7 Hamiiton418ates0 Hobart 20 St Lawrence 3 Hof straw Catholic UO Holy Cross 16 Colgate 12 Ithaca 28 Alfred 18 Jackson St 28 Delaware St 25 Jersey City St 43 Brooklyn Col 14 Juniata 2L Albrights Lafayette 33 Cornell 22 Lebanon Vai 14 Upsala 13 Maine 28 Cent Connecticut 7 MaineMaritime44 itchburg St 21 Massachusetts 31 Rhode Island 17 Mercy hurst 24 rostburg St Millersville 42 Cheyney 16 Muhlenberg 36 Maryland 15 Navy 45 Dartmouth 0 New Hampshire42 Connecticut 19 Norfolk St 23 Morgan St 21 Northeastern 34 Lehigh 20 Pace 3) CW Post 6 Penn 42 Columbia 7 Penn Sf 31 Rutgers6 Plymouth St IOMassMaritimeO St rancis Pa 10 St Peter'sO St John isher 20 Siena 0 Sr John's NY38ordham7 Salisbury 30 Dist of Columbia 10 Shepherd 66 Salem WVa 14 Shippensburg 10 Mansfield 0 American inti 7 Stony Brook 10 Cortland St 7 Susquehanna 24 Wilkes 3 Swarthmore 30 Ursinus 25 Syracuse 41 Missouri 9 Temple 19 Pittsburgh 13 Towson St 28 Bucknell? 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freshman sensa tion Harold Green scored on a sparkling run to put the Gamecocks on top 24 20 with 5 00 remaining The Huskers were then stopped on their next possession and forced to punt where the Gamecocks took over at their own 20 On second and six from their 24 the Gamecocks coughed the football loose when Ellis hit Raynard Brown for a short gainer Brown was hit hard on the play and had the ball stripped away and Siebier fell on the loose football at the Gamecock 26 Three plays later Taylor on a play fake hit Millikan in the left comer of the endzone to put the Huskers back on top 27 24 with 1:26 remaining But the Gamecocks in one of their most impressive showing in a 1 4 season stormed back and almost pulled the game out Brown returned the ensueing kickoff out to the 42 where 15 yards were added on because of a face mask violation by the Huskers giving South Carolina a first down at the Nebraska 39 Ellis hit wide receiver Danny Smith with a big third down 16 yard gainer to keep the drive alive with 1:05 to play for a first down at the Nebraska 19 After an incomplete pass Ellis again dropped back to pass but Siebier was there to in tercept at the goal line and ran the ball back 10 yards where Nebraska ran out the clock for the victory have to feel sorry for South Carolina They have a tremendous ball team but they have dug themselves a hole at 1 4 and not a 14 ball head coach Tom Osborne said after the game as his Huskers improved to 4 0 Carolina did what they done until the end of the game and that was turned the ball Osborne said turnovers ended I up costing them the uiueea me uamecocKs waved bv I far their best game of the year and uiey were almost flawless for 58 of the 60 minute contest But it was I almost a repeat of the game last weeK wnen tney almost beat Georgia but lost 31 26 However head coach Joe Morrison nor the 73109 fans at Williams Brice Stadium can hardly be disappointed in the play of the Gamecocks against heavily favored Huskers "I was very proud of our young men and the way they played this Morrison said played their hearts out for 60 minutes against a great team with a fine and well earned tradition Give Nebraska credit they took advan tage of their situations there is no question this is a tough loss I was proud of the way the team bounced back after the Georgia loss and I know they will bounce back again They have pro ven that they can play with the top teams in the country and hopefully this game will help their con he added The loss overshadowed a brilliant performance by Ellis and Green who scored touchdowns on runs of 2 and 7 yards and ran in a screen pass from Elhs from 56 yards out rm 4 Nebr lhe Gamecocks other tally came ehisii i on a 4 yara Held goal bv Scott tt i tsnnson i Hagler the third period with 3:53 Green 2 52 game put us in a position to be suc cessful I dreaded this game four years ago when I was hired to coach The Citadel but we gave everything and all you can The greedy Clemson defense led by lineman Michael Dean Perry linebacker Perry Williams and bandit Terrance Mack held The Citadel to only 28 yards rushing Citadel had a great desire to win the football game and a tribute to Coach Moore and his said came up here and got 38 with IX'Sa larr ir tkn ViaIC 1 offensive team pretty ragwr cracked off right tackle cut back and ran 38 yards for a touchdown for running back Terrence a 14 0 lead a 200 pound senior The rest of the half was a punting rushed 17 times for 177 duel between Davis and Spiers scored twice for a new Davis had punts of 49 yards 45 58 a fiigvi ULCieiibv biiuis UOWIi passing attack By GREG TYLER Sportswriter Shirei who is ranked among the top 20 in her age group in Japan ar rived a month ago and is scheduled to leave Tuesday to return tn her hometown of Yokohoma She com peted in her first tournament last weekend winning at Greenwood not very strong but she has beautiful control and can place the ball very Ronceroc said of Shirei who speaks very little English she has to really work on her strength We had a couple of American girls at the camp who just overpowered dham of Mt Pleasant in her only Van der Meer who always been match Lockhart defeated Robbie known as an adult coach started the iiimmnTin nf a a Tka xt in program in reoruary ot ldo in tne The United Nations is an interna the first round and then Norman 19 months since then gotten tional organization that was formed Cook of Charlotte 6 3 4 0 ret in the a lot of Ronceroc said after World War II to promote world second round have a lot of kids from the peace The World ClassTraining Other WCTC players competing South come for a week or two Every Center doesn have such lofty ambi include Patti Murren of Connecticut tournament I go to I always see a lot does SOrt Of af I utOp of kids to tended the training United Nations of Tennis for some of I Michael Phillips of Connecticut the 6 yr AXrtcf a fhxx nlovara Junior Tennis Classic Mutsumi which is similar to Nick uiu inarun lenms Acaaemv commute fmm rincon Head or the surrounding Ronceroc said that tennis has only areas Only five live there year recently started to become popular 'round Those players stay with in Japan Shirei started playing at Ronceroc and his wife to provide a her country club after going family atmosphere and attend school through a physical evaluation to see at Hilton Head Prep what sport was best for her a way a tennis camp but As the son of a diplomat Ixtckhart a little more has a far different background than wMkmV Ph 1 I mm API JI I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I 1.