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itercepted two passes in leading AFROTC
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E DID A good job," said AFROTC coach ]
ta. "Our overall record last year was 4-7
we can top that this year. We're just lo
rd to playing Navy ROTC," he said,
h teams failed to score in the first quarte
second quarter, Clark intercepted a BSL
quarterback Steve Reeves and returned
for AFROTC's first touchdown. The conv<
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st down Reeves passed to wide receiver I
for a 70 yard score. On the conversion R
d to tailback Mark Barker for the extra
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in both events. Graham said this year's
lot more depth than last year's squad ai
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rd line before being stopped.
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ke away from two BSU defenders to
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Steve Reeves was intercepted by
?rback Raymond Johnson to open the
hnson returned the interception to the
ne. On fourth down from the five yard
:hed to Clark who outran three BSU
:ore his third touchdown of the game.
fourth quarter, AFROTC linebacker
cepted a BSU pass. Noe returned the
the BSU 21 yard line. On second down
3 tight end Mike Smith who got to the
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offord who ran in for AFROTC's final
iig passed to Smith for the conversion.
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i Banaik 6-4, 7-5 at the first position,
roper and Cindy Johnson went to three
eir matches, Cooper beating Evelyn
!-6, 6-4, and Johnson defeating Jan
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Wheeler beat Drema Greer 6-2, 6-0 at
Sally Wilson and Beth Keil of Carolina
*ampay, 6-2, 6-1, and Sally Pielou, 6-0,
ly.
oubles team of Cissie Melson and Ann
ickel and Banaik, 6-4, 7-5. Kim Yubank
loway of USC won by forfeit and Joy
san Tinsley beat Anderson's Rampay
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