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"I just wanted to prove to everybody that we have
running backs at Maryland," said Joyner, who scored on
runs of 49 and 84 yards in the fourth period.
As seven, bowl scouts watched, quarterback Boomer
Esiason hit 12 of 21 passes for 166 yards and a touchdown,
leading Maryland to its sixth straight victory after two
losses and a perfect 4-0 conference record.
"We have an explosive offense," Esiason said. "I've
been saying that since day one and nobody believed me.
Now, maybe they will."
MANY OF THE Tar Heel defenders were shocked as
they watched their overall record fall to 5-2 and their
conference record to 2-1, with their plans for a New Year's
Day bowl game virtually wiped out. One coach, however,
put the game in a simple light.
"Fundamentally, they just whipped our fannies," said
Tar-Heel Defensive Coordinator Denny Marcin. "They
ran exactly the same offense we expected; they just
knocked us off the field."
In the Duke game, tailback Mike Grayson ran for a
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Devils rushed to a 21-0 halftime lead on three Ben Bennett
touchdown passes.
"We had been depressed," said Duke Head Coach Red
Wilson. "You needed something from within to get
going."
WHAT DUKE tried was a double-tight end alignment
with just one running back. The result was 262 rushing
yards, records of 4-4 and 1-2 and complete surprise on the
part of Georgia Tech Head Coach Bill Curry.
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we got ourselves back in the ball game, but we just could
not hold them when we had to."
For the first time in two years, Virginia has a winning
streak, and it owes its good fortune to freshman tailback
Antonio Rice. He scored once on a six-yard dash and
rushed 29 times for 153 yards. The Cavaliers passed
sparingly in raising their record to 2-5, completing four of
the 12 attemDts for 45 Yards.
The Keydets, now 4-4, averted the shutout when John
Mitchell passed six yards to Tom Radle for a fourthquarter
touchdown.
JOE McINTOSH suffered an ankle injury in the first
'v quarter of the Wolfpacks' annual war with the
Gamecocks. By the time Mcintosh recovered, however,
freshman replacement Michael Miller had more than
made up for this absence.
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USC's men's
From Staff and Wire Reports
USC's golf team survived a shaky
final round Saturday to beat the
Ciemson Tigers ana win me muui
Carolina Intercollegiate golf tournament
at the Hampton Country Club.
The Gamecocks scored 855, edging
? Ciemson's 857 in the 12-team grid.
Rick Sepp shot a 70 in the final
round to earn the individual USC
championship with a 210.
Carolina set a tournament record
with a 16-under-par 272 in the first
round.
FOOTBALL TICKET
DISTRIBUTION for the Nov. 6 USCFlorida
State game will be Monday
instead of Tuesday because of the
Election Day holiday.
Tickets will be distributed in
Russell House lobby Wednesday and
Thursday.
CAROLINA'S JUNIOR VARSITY
football team closes its season
tomorrow when the Gamecocks travel
to Athens, Ga., to meet the University
of Georgia Bulldogs.
The Gamecocks hope to end the
season on a winning note, after losing
their first game in six years last
Monday when Tennessee Military
Institute beat them 20-6.
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USC'S WOMEN'S GOLF team
continues to play in the Lady Wolfpack
Invitational tournament at
Raleigh, N.C., today through Wednesday.
Twenty-three teams are competing
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last year and was runner-up in 1980.
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NORTH CAROLINA A & T'S
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Moses Cone Hospital in Greensboro of
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Travis Kelly, of Southern Pines,
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appear to have been hit during the 3118
victory over Morgan State. After
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medical examiner, said Kelly died
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averaged 38.1 yards a punt this season
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the first half as they improved their
record to 6-2.
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third consecutive Atlantic Coast
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