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2D-TT Irxtex-Joumal, GrMnwood, October 29, 1989 Irish rip Pittsburgh See more college games, pages 4D, 9D Lander loses finale, will host playoff game HARTSVILLE The Lander Senators won't head into the NAIA District 6 soccer playoffs on a positive note, because after shutting out Savannah College 10-0 Friday they fell to Coker 2-0 Saturday. Lander finished the regular season 13-4-1 and hosts a district semifinal playoff game Thursday at 7 p.m. against either USC-Spartan-burg, Francis Marion or Limestone. Andrew Myers scored a first-half goal off an assist from Sheldon Braithwaite Saturday, and Braithwaite scored an unassisted goal in the second half to lead Coker, which improved to 7-6-1. Coker had a 16-9 advantage in shots and a 3-1 edge in corner kicks.

Chris Wynne had 10 saves for Lander while Leonard Brockmeyer had four for the Cobras. Senators Coach Van Taylor wasn't happy with the loss. "I think we came out and played flat today," Taylor said after the Saturday afternoon game. "It wasn't our best all-around performance. We certainly would have liked to finish on a good note and carry it into the playoffs.

"We really sat back and let them come at us," Taylor added. "We're a team that's up-tempo and we never really got out of the gate fast enough and we really didn't get into the match. Today we didn't play to our potential. We'll just have to put this one behind us." Lander won easily in its regular-season home finale Friday afternoon as Stephane Moyon and Marlon "Sport" Linder had three goals apiece and Louie Smothermon chipped in five assists. In the first half Moyon scored off an assist from Jeff Evans, Rodney Dender made it 2-0 from Smothermon, Ken Davis scored off an assist from Eric Magara, then Moyon and Linder scored off Smothermon assists to make it 5-0 at halftime.

Evans scored Lander's first goal of the second half off an assist from Moyon. Moyon scored off an assist from Chris Fabri, Smothermon tallied an unassisted goal, and Linder scored the game's last two goals off Smothermon assists. The Senators outshot Savannah 38-4 and had a 4-1 edge in corner kicks. Noel Husbands got his first start in goal for Lander and had two saves and the shutout in his first appearance of the season. Jeff Masilin had 15 saves for Savannah.

In the first round of the district playoffs Tuesday Presbyterian hosts Coker and USC-Spartanburg takes on the winner of Saturday's Francis Marion-Limestone game. The loser of that game did not make the playoffs. Erskine, seeded No. 1, hosts the Presbyterian-Coker winner Thursday in the other semifinal. If Lander and Erskine both win Thursday, they will meet at Erskine Saturday for the district title.

Seeded first through sixth are Erskine, Lander, USC-Spartanburg, Presbyterian, Coker, and the Limestone-Francis Marion winner. 14s, "iissiis sa Netre Dasat, Itsui t-K Bit IMS, Watters 144, stouts 141, PASeWG-rnsssrsjt, Vaa Fell H4S4-17S, Stark RBCKVWG PW stay at, tykes tea, Haass as t-tt. 141. No. 3 Colorado 20 Oklahoma 3 NORMAN, Okla.

(AP) -Tailback J.J. Flannigan and quarterback Darian Hag an each rushed for more than 100 yards and Colorado's defense stifled Oklahoma Saturday to give the third-ranked Buffaloes a 20-3 victory Saturday, their first over the Sooners in 13 years. Colorado won for the first time in Norman since 1965 and it was only the Buffaloes' ninth victory in 44 games against the Sooners. Colorado is now 8-0 overall and 4-0 in the Big Eight. The Buffaloes play host to fourth-ranked Nebraska (8-0, 4-0) next week in a game that likely will determine the league champion.

Oklahoma fell to 5-3 overall, 3-1 in the Big Eight. The Sooners were held to 169 yards rushing, 174 below their average. Hagan carried 21 times for 107 yards -and scored a touchdown. Flannigan had 103 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries as the Buffaloes rolled up 284 yards on the ground against a team that had allowed an average of 105 per game. Colorado struggled on offense early, gaining 35 yards on its first three possessions.

But then the Buffaloes got going, with scoring drives of 55 and 53 yards in the second quarter plus a 48-yard drive that ended at Oklahoma's 32 with a fumble. No. 4 Nebraska 49 Iowa State 17 LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Gerry Gdowski ran for four touchdowns, Rassed for two more and set a febraska record for quarterbacks with 176 yards rushing as he led the fourth-ranked Corn-huskers to a 49-17 victory over Iowa State Saturday. The victory sends the Huskers (8-0) into next Saturday's Big Eight showdown with third-ranked Colorado, also 8-0.

Both teams are 4-0 in the conference. Iowa State fell to 3-5 and 1-3. Gdowski, who had 112 yards rushing in the first quarter, went 74 yards to score on the third play of the game. He added a 26-yard Saturday's college scores EAST 17, SI. II Amtmm Intl.

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Boston U. 3S Princeton a. Harvard 14 Syracuse IS. East Carolina Villanova a. Rhode Island 33 Wan Virginia 44, Boston College a William 4 Mary S6, Lehigh a Yale 23.

Pen) 22 KX.TH Alabama UK 17, Alabama St. 10 Albany. Ga 44. Dark Col. 13 Appalachian Si.

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1J Dist of Columbia II. FsyetteriUe St 7 Duke 30. Georgia Tech It Kentucky a. Murray St Eton 20. Gardner Webb 10 Femim SO, Randolph Macon 10 Fort Valley St 50.

Tuskegee 0 Furman 17, Carolina Georgia 94. Kentucky 23 Georgia Southern 32, Samford 7 Grambling St. 40, Texas Southern Hampden Sydney 31. Salisbury St 27 Hampton U. 25.

Eliiabeth City St. 27 Howard U. 37, Morehouse 10 Ky Wesley an 47, Eureka Lambuth CoU 27, CampoelumUe 14 Marshall 40, VMJ 10 Maryland a. North Carolina 0 Maryville. Tenn.

44, Methodist 19 Mississippi 24, Vsnderbilt 10 Morehead St 23, Austin Peay 22 Carolina AaT 14, Btthune-Cookman 10 Carolina St. 30, South Carolina 10 Norfolk St. W. S. Connecticut 30 Rhodes 10.

Millsaps 7 S. Mississippi 31, Memphis St. 7 Tennessee 45, LSU 30 Tennessee St. 21, Tennessee Tech 11 Troy St. 14, Tenn Martin 0 Virginia 1, Louisville 15 Virginia Tech 30, Tulane 13 Virginia Union 14, Virginia St.

14. tie Wingate 17. Presbyterian 10 Winston -Salem 91, Morris Brown 14 WoHord 51. Daridson 0 MIDWEST Akron 31, Cincinnati 0 Cent. Michigan 24, E.

Michigan Illinois 32, Wisconsin Illinois St. W. Illinois lows 35, Northwestern 22 Ksnsss 21, Kansas St. 10 Miami, Ohio 17, Bowling Green 13 Michigan tt, Indiana 10 Michigan St. Purdue 31 Nebraska 4), Iowa St.

17 Notre Dame 45, Pittsburgh 7 Ohio St. 41, Minnesota 97 Oklahoma St. 31. Missouri 90 Illinois 54, Kentucky St. 12 Toledo 41.

Kent St 42 Kentucky 41, Youngstown St. Michigan 28, Ohio U. 19 801THWE8T Baylor 27, Texas Christian Colorado Oklahoma 9 Sam Houston St. NW Louisiana 3 Southern Meth. 35, North Texas Texas AIM 45, Rice 7 FAR WEST Colorado St.

50, Utah 10 Idaho 42, Nevada Reno 22 Montana 41, Boise St 13 Montana St. 31, Weber St. 27 Oregon 52, Long Beach St. 10 Oregon St 25, California 14 San Jose St 94, New Meiico St. Southern Cal It, Stanford 0 Stephen F.Austin 42, E.

Washington Washington UCLA 27 Wyoming 24, New Mexico 29 Wofford wins, 51-0 SPARTANBURG (AP) -Shawn Graves rushed for 141 i'ards and three touchdowns to ead Wofford to a 51-0 victory over Davidson Saturday night at Snyder Field. Graves' three rushing touchdowns gave him 18 on the year and broke the single-season school record of 17 set in 1969 by Bobby Jordan. He also set a Wofford mark with his seventh game of over 100 yards rushing. Graves this season has now garnered 1,153 yards and is 40 yards from the single-season rushing record of 1,193 by Ricky Satterfield in 1973. The Terriers improved to 4-5 on the year, while the Wildcats fell to 2-6.

Wofford gained 528 yards rushing and 587 yards of total offense. The rushing total for the Terriers is the second-best output in school history, trailing only the 579 yards gained two weeks ago in a 49-10 victory over Newberry. Graves' 50-yard run with 3:56 gone in the first quarter gave the Terriers a 7-0 lead. He added a 13-yard scoring run five minutes later to extend the margain to 14-0. Keith Green added 90 yards on four carries, including a 53-yard touchdown run which gave the Terriers a 31-0 lead 3:10 into the second quarter.

Graves also threw a 21-yard scoring pass to David Jennings. Cougars outlast Erskine, 4-1 LOU HOLTZ Surprised by Irish's effort touchdown run later in the quarter and had 156 yards by half tune. His 176-yard total topped the previous Nebraska record of 157 yards for quarterback rushing set by Steve Taylor against Utah last year. im at. a-n Niliaata I 4t Netv-Gonwski 74 nan (Barrios kick) ISU-Bryant 3 rua (Sbudak kick) Neo-GoowssJ It run (Barrios kick) ISU-FG Sbudak 4t Neb Hughes It pass from Gdowski (Barrios kick) Neb-Rugbso 8 pass from Gdowski (Barrios kick) Neb Gdowski I run (Barrios kick) Neb Goowski 4 run (Barrios kick) ISU Bryant 11 run (Sbudak kick) Neb Dunlap row.

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NeoraaSa, rhajhea 941, Kralissatsla 121 No. 10 Southern Cal 19 Stanford 0 LOS ANGELES (AP) Todd Marinovich moved past his uncle on Southern Cal's pass completion chart and the defense returned to form as the lOth-ranked Trojans sputtered past Stanford 19-0 Saturday and extended their Pa-cific-10 Conference winning streak to 17. I 1 1 1- I 14 I t-lt Cal USC-FG Rodriguet USC Ervins I run (Rodriguet kick) USC FG Rodriguet 25 USC Holt 5 run (pass failed) A 07,411. Ms U8C I a UV(4) I7-1M 140 ai 15 41 15474 23424 040 1-30 2-1 3-1 1-15 M0 11 03 41:57 First downs Rusnes-ysroa Passing Return Yards Comp-Att Inl Punts Fumbles-Lost Penaities-Ysrds Time of Posseaaioa INDIVIDUAL STATDJTICS RUSHING Stanford, Foster 1-7, Lesley 14, Vsrdell 2-1. Southern Cal, Ervins 27-100, Holt 1441, Holmes 44).

PASSING Stanford, Smith 14454-U3, Lynch 1-24-7. Souther Csi, kUrinovleh 33411-303 RECEIVING Stanford, McCaffrey Ml, Ban- 544, Vsrdell 34. Southern Cal, Jackson 7-110, Scott 944, I 3-3J, Holt 1-30. overall play." Delaware State coach Bill Col-lick said he was proud of his players' performance. "They showed great character in coming back.

'I think we really got excited in i third quarter. You could see a change in our team about midway the period. sulayed well defensively all day long so I wasn't too worried when we fell behind 13-0. It was real early. The TD we scored right before the half was a big lift for our team.

"Defensively, S.C. State was doing some things early that disrupted us for awhile," Collick said. "But when we had to run the ball, we were able to do so." Delaware M. til 14-11 O.C. Mate 7 11 1-13 SCS-Whitley 1 yard run, Caligurl PAT SCS Whitley 42-yard run DST Felton 4-yard run, Stehman PAT DST-Riddlck 14-yard reception, Stehman PAT DST Murray 2-yard run, Stehman PAT A 10,120 DOT act First downs 14 10 Rushes ysrds 41-103 13-145 Passing yards 72 71 Return yards 0 141 Pastes 11-74 HM Punts Its I 1411 Fumbles-lost 3-1 04 Penalties ysrds 340 13-130 Time of possesakm a IS 31:0 DUE WEST Erskine's Flying Fleet lost two games in a row for the first time this season Saturday, falling to the College of Charleston 4-1.

Erskine, which lost to Clemson Wednesday, fell to 17-3. Charleston, piloted by former Erskine coach Ralph Lundy, improved to 7-9. Former Cambridge Academy star Luiz Vieira gave the visiting Cougars a 1-0 lead on a penalty kick 39:59 into the game. Rob Jobson tied it at the 43-minute mark off an assist from Rob Molony. Jobson nailed the shot from 20 yards out.

Alvin Thomas broke the tie with three unanswered goals. He scored off an Ethan Baldwin assist at the 72:32 mark on a 3-1 break, scored at the 78:43 mark off a Vieira assist, and Thomas scored again at 87:50 from Colin Osburn. College of Charleston had a 15-12 edge in shots and each team had four corner kicks. Crispin Saint Louis had eight saves for Erskine while Jeffrey Taraboulos had three for the Cougars. Erskine played without freshman forward David Murdock, out with a knee injury, and Molony left the match after the go-ahead goal because of a leg injury.

Erskine will host an NAIA District 6 playoff semifinal game Thursday against the winner of Tuesday's first round game between Presbyterian and Coker. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) This time, No. 1-ranked Notre Dame acted like perfect gentlemen before the game. After the kickoff, however, the Fighting Irish turned nasty and handed seventh-ranked Pitt its worst setback since a 56-7 loss to Notre Dame in 1971.

They stripped the Panthers of their entire game and overwhelmed them 45-7 with a stifling defense and a relentless offense that included only one completed pass. "Notre Dame just whipped us in every area," Pitt coach Mike Gottfried said. "We had a nice first drive, but then we self-destructed." The Panthers, who came in averaging 31 points and 428 yards a game, were held to 302 yards in total offense, with 68 yards coming after the opening kickoff. Pittsburgh took a 7-0 lead on an 8-yard pass from Alex Van Pelt to fullback Ronald Redmon. But Notre Dame (8-0) owned the rest of the game, scoring twice on Pitt turnovers and stretching college football's longest current winning streak to 20 games, one short of the school record.

The Irish are almost certain to break that record since Navy and Southern Methodist are the next two opponents. "I never dreamt this would happen in my wildest dreams," said Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz, whose team rushed for 310 yards on 57 attempts, led by Raghib "Rocket" Ismail (8-for-74), Tony Rice (12-69) and Ricky Watters (7-54). Free safety Pat Terrell returned an interception 54 yards for a first-half touchdown, one of three interceptions suffered by Pitt freshman Alex Van Pelt, who completed 16 of 33 passes for 170 yards. Pitt also lost a fumble; Notre Dame did not commit a turnover. "It's funny because we were talking about that in practice this week," Terrell said.

"Once we got an interception, we were talking about cutting back against the traffic, and I did just that." Notre Dame scored a first-quarter safety when Van Pelt slipped and fell in the end zone as he dropped back to pass from the 3. The Irish took a 10-7 lead later in the period on the first of Rodney Culver's two 1-yard touchdown plunges and Rice's 2-point conversion run. Ismail added a touchdown on a 50-yard run, the longest of his career, as Notre Dame scored three touchdowns in the third quarter for a 38-7 lead. The Irish took a 24-7 lead early in the second half after Scott Kowalkowski stripped the ball from Van Pelt. Watters scored on a 2-yard fourth-down run.

Notre Dame's defense shut Pitt down after its opening drive, holding the Panthers to one first down on a penalty in their next five possessions and 73 yards the rest of the half. Tailback Curvin Richards, who accounted for 29 yards running and 21 receiving on Pitt's scoring drive, rushed for only 13 more in the first half. He had 47 for the game. The Irish defense kept the pressure on when Andre Jones sacked Van Pelt for a 9-yard loss on third down in the Panthers' third series. Ismail's 17-yard return of Brian Greenfield's 50-yard punt following the safety put the Irish on the Pitt 36.

Seven rushing plays later, Culver put the Irish ahead. Plttsbarfk I I Notre One Ji 41 Pit Redmon a pass from Van Pelt (Frailer kick) ND-Safety. QB Van Pelt slipped in end tone ND Culver 1 run (Rice run) ND-Terrell 54 pus interception (Hentrich kick) ND-Watters 2 run (Hentrich kick) ND-Ismail 50 run (Hentrich kick) ND-Culver 1 run (Hsckett kick) ND Belles 19 run (Hs.ci.ett kick) A M.075. Pit ND ia it am 57410 its a 13 112 11-35-3 144 444 S-40 1-1 14 1041 540 44 ait First downs Rushes yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att lot Punts Fumbles-Uot Penalties Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Pittsburgh, Richards 15 47, Williams point conversion pass with 5:23 left to give Wingate a seven-point lead. Graves, who completed 26 of 36 passes, also threw for a 17-yard touchdown pass to Rhyne in the second quarter.

The Blue Hose, which dropped to 4-4 and 3-2, are ranked 18th in the NAIA Top 20, and played without tailback Steve Parsley, the nation's second-leading rusher. Parsley, who was out with an ankle injury, has rushed for 1,030 yards this season. Presbyteries rlaaaie 1 1 1 t-it 1 1 t-l Hornets rally past S.C. State, 21-13 Lady Fleet bows, 1-0 GREENSBORO, N.C. Kara Lee scored an unassisted goal with 1:46 left Saturday morning to lift UNC-Greensboro to a 1-0 victory over Erskine's Lady Fleet.

UNC-Greensboro, ranked No. 3 in NCAA Division III, improved to 11-5-1 with the homecoming victory. Erskine fell to 9-7. UNC-Greensboro had a 24-6 advantage in shots on goal and a 9-3 edge in corner kicks. UNC-Greensboro's Laura Musselman had two saves, while Kathryn Whitmire had 13 for Erskine.

Lee scored after Erskine sweeperback Karrie Miller was injured with about six minutes left. Prior to the injury, the Lady Fleet halted several UNC-Greensboro scoring opportunities. Erskine will close out the regular season Wednesday at 4 p.m. at home against Mercer University. That will be the Lady Fleet's last action until it hosts the NAIA national tournament Nov.

17 and 18. Arkansas tops Houston ORANGEBURG (AP) Delaware State scored two fourth quarter touchdowns to register a 21-13 come-from-behind Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference win over South Carolina State Saturday. The Hornets clinched at least a tie for the MEAC title, which they shared with Florida and Bethune-Cookman last season. Delaware State, which defeated the Bulldogs for the sixth straight time, improved to 4-0 in the league and lifted its overall record to 6-2. The Bulldogs, who scored their 13 points in the first half, fell to 2-3 in MEAC play and 3-5 on the year.

Coach Willie Jeffries' team needs to win its final three games to avert a third straight losing campaign. The visiting Hornets took the lead with 8:34 to play when quarterback Darren Felton tossed a 14-yard scoring strike to Mike Riddick to culminate an 80-yard drive. Mark Stehman's point after put Delaware State up 14-13. The Hornets then drove 56 yards to stretch their lead to eight when Mike Murray got the touchdown from 4 yards out. Stehman converted to give the visitors a 21-3 edge.

S.C. State threatened to score when they recovered a muffed punt at mid-field with 1:42 to play. A 15-yard clipping penalty set the ball back to the 35, but the Bulldogs moved to a first and goal at the Delaware State six with 10 seconds to play. Then the Hornet's Elvis Hines intercepted an Otis Salley pass intended for Carl Davis at the Bulldog 2-yard-line as time expired. "A key point in the game was when we scored to go ahead 13-0 in the second quarter and got the 30 yards in penalties," Jeffries said afterward.

"We had to kick off from the 10. That changed the complexion of the game. We simply never recovered after that. "And, we had a lot of missed opportunities in the third quarter. Either they were that good defensively or we were pretty poor offensively.

"But I can't say enough about our defense," Jeffries added. "We played superbly. We were aggressive and this showed in our Furman tops Catamounts on strength of seven sacks Wingate beats Presbyterian MONROE, N.C. (AP) Quar 45-39 victory Houston. over 12th-ranked The Razorbacks also got 100-yard-plus rushing performances from James Rouse and Barry Foster and scored on six of their last seven possessions.

goal by Clay Cox. Furman is now 7-1 overall and 4-0 in the Southern Conference. The Catamounts fell to 3-4-1 overall and 1-2-1 in the conference. Fsraaaa II 1 1 17 W. Carats 3 t-t FU-FG Connelly 20 FU-TremWe 10 run (Wood kick) FU-Stephens pass from DeBusk (Wood kick) WCU-FO Cm 17 FU WCU Flrstdewos 17 It Rushes-yards 4t4a 4240 Passing yards 171 171 Return yards 21 I Pssses t-134 1140-2 Punts 440 4-a Fumblet-lost 1-1 14 Penalties-yards 4-a 447 Tims of possession 27:22 0:1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTIC! RUSHING Furman, Tremble ItUt, aWUng 17-70.

W. Carolina, Hemphill 1041. PAS8INO-Furman, DeBusk 4114-171. W. Carolina, Cottrell lSaVO-laS, Smith 144-10.

RECEIVING Funnaa, Slffrl 341, Key 3-a. W. Carolina, Reed Ml, Taylor 341 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) Arkansas quarterback Quinn Grovey accounted for 335 yards in total offense, third best in school history, and five touchdowns Saturday night as the 13th-ranked Razorbacks remained in the Southwest Conference race with a on their second drive, Furman needed just 3:35 to go 88 yards for the score. Tailbck Carl Tremble, who gained 139 yards on 19 carries, capped the drive with a 30-yard run.

The second quarter picked up where the first quarter left off as the Paladins scored on ther first possession. Frankie DeBusk, who com- fileted 8-of-13 passes for 175 yards, ound Greg Key for a 12-yard pass and followed that with a 65-yard scoring pass to flanker Brad Stephens. Western Carolina took the ensuing kickoff and ran 18 plays for 66 yards in 7:48 to score its only points of the game, a 37-yard field CULLOWHEE, N.C. (AP) -Furman defensive end Kelly Fletcher sacked Western Carolina quarterback Todd Cottrell three times as the defending I-AA Paladins downed the Catamounts 17-3. Cottrell, who completed 18-of-26 passes for 165 yards, was sacked a total of seven times as the Paladins' defense held Western Carolina to 255 yards total offense.

The Paladins, who racked up 414 yards of offense, opened the scoring on their first possession as they drove from ther own 15 to the Catamounts' three before stalling. Glen Connally then kicked a 20-yard field goal. After stopping the Catamounts terback Dana Graves passed for 333 yards and two touchdowns to spark Wingate to a 17-10 South Atlantic Conference victory over Presbyterian on Saturday. The league victory was the first for the Bulldogs in their inaugural year with the conference. The Bulldogs (3-5, 1-5) led until the fourth quarter when Alex Horton kicked a 44-yard field goal with 8:28 remaining to give Pres-: byterian a 10-9 advantage.

Wingate took the ensuing kick-: off and drove 67 yards in seven plays, highlighted by Graves' 13- yard touchdown pass to Mark Rhyne, to take a 15-10 lead. Graves hit Russell Booker on a 2- WIN-FG Driver 40 WIN-Rhyne 17 pats from Graves (kick blocked) PBT-Reddick 11 pass from Nichols (Horton kick) PBT-FG Horton 44 WINRhynt It pass from Graves (Booker past from Graves) A 2,500 I.