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' vm> ' A|>|?h?xiiniHc |?r< < h?k< ?I weight 'i < jirrsr, loiinilii ,i|i(l liix ? xIfii < >n<' |j n>ll|Mill |HT ( tisliMIK'I Sint V.llill VMlll ;j .iii> ullirr nfTi'i V.iIk) iti .ill < olurnhiii locution* W I: SA\ K I / \M/ (uttttl Ihru S?pl 17. 198} <)/IO/ | i)/t> _8 'Bama cornel By ASSOCIATED PRESS u ATHENS, Ga. - Al Bell called it "a oncc in a lifetime deal to win b in the last minute like that" after s snaring a 17-yard touchdown * pass from Mike Shula with only f 20 seconds remaining to aive 3 Alabama a 20-16 victory over Georgia Monday night in a t Southeastern Conference foot- a ball game. c Georgia thought the once in a ( lifetime deal had gone their way 30 second* earlier when the \ Bulldogs took the lead for the f first time, 16-13, by converting a I blocked punt into a touchdown. but Shula then engineered the winning 71-yard without a time out to work with, moving the Tide the distance by completing four of five passes. "It was a great feeling to know we could get the job done [through the air in a clutch situation when we had to," Shula, son 1 of Miami Dolphins Coach Don Shula, said after the Tide had spent most of the game using a I conservative ground attack. I "I'm prouder of this victory I than any victory I've ever been I associated with as a player or a coach," Alabama Coach Ray < Perkins said. < It w/ns rtnlv r^nroia't thirrt home field setback in its last 32 | games, and the Alabama players i celebrated by clutching sprigs of the hedges surrounding the Sanford Stadium playing field. 1 "Shula handled the club ex- 1 tremely well throughout the game, especially there at the end when we had to have it," Perkins said. Georgia's Vincc Doolcy said, "Wc hung in there long enough to find a way to win, but then celebrated too early, and it cost Forty pro bo By Associated Prsss The announced suspension of 4U pro Doxer* who tailed postfight drug tests in New Jersey is an indication of the state of boxing. It shows that in this age of drugs, vigilance must be maintained and action taken. The ac tion is a positive step. But it also shows that when boxing authorities act in this age of computers, they often act with Stone Age speed. Many of the fighters suspended, effective Aug. 26, failed postfight urine tests several months ago. One of them, Hector "Macho" Camcho, fought a 12-round bout in New York and won the World Boxing Council lightweight championship at Las Vegas since he last fought in New Jersey, at Atlantic City Jan. 21. The suspensions were not made public, but Bob Lee, acting chair man 01 inc incw jersey .^iaic I WHAT'S AND M( 1 1985 86 This handy | pus activities its from th graduate scl PURCHi IMIUCD* Wl?l? bll? I use PLA back foils 'D s tremendously." in, Shula started the winning drive at ?y connecting with Greg Richaron for 16 yards, Bell for 26 and Ti tichardson again for 12, before Jc inding Bell a!oi\e at the Georgia 76 on the 17-yard scoring play. en Freshman Terrie Webster H (locked a punt in the final minute re ind junior Calvin Ruff pounced >n it for a touchdown to give af Jcorgia a 16-13 lead. or The Bulldogs had closed to cd vithin 13-9 with 4:21 to play on at 'rcshman Wayne Johnson's 11 -yard scroring strike. pi Alabama's vaunted defense, Ri catwring nine returning starters lo "rom last year and led by the play M >f linebacker Cornelius Dennett, en :lampcd a stranglehold on pc Deorgia's offense most of the th game, holding the Bulldogs to th anly five first downs until the se Fide had established a 13-3 lead >vith 8:38 left in the game. wi One of those came on James th Jackson's 39-yard pass to Jimmy wi Hockaday to set up Georgia's of first score, a 38-yard field goal by th freshman Steve Crumley with on- se ly 1:16 left in the first half. After falling behind 13-3, th Georgia freshman Johnson oj engineered a 76-yard touchdown Sc drive that ended on his 11-vard or pass to Hockaday with 4:21 left in the contcst. Di Bell scored Bama's first TD it when he made a brilliant move on sa Georgia safety Tony Flack in the end zone, turning the defender A1 around as he caught the 16-yard tri strike from Shula wide open in in; the right corner. Tiffin drilled a 48-yard field SI ~i *u~. r^ii guai hi iiic 11111 u ijuuiici iuiiuw- jh ing a 38-yard punt return by Al Richardson to the Georgia 36 and tit a 41-yardcr with 8:38 left follow- 21 ixers fail dri Athletic Commission, who is fac- t< ing a suspension of his own, confirmed Camacho was one of k those suspended for 90 days. A Camacho's suspension was c because the test revealed he had V used marijuana, I.ce said. The a commissioner saici mat JO O! tnc I suspensions were because of p marijuana use, with two for codeine and one for cocaine. Four f of the boxers were suspended in- r< definitely because they failed <J drug tests more than once. t Bernard Benton, a c cruiscrwcight, reportedly was h suspended for failing a test after a Feb. 5 fight at Atlantic City. r Bill he fonuht iionin March 01 at Atlantic City. His postive test in I February reportedly revealed marijuana. p Dr. Fidwin Campbell, chief of \ the New York State Athletic t Commission, said urinalysis will f detect marijuana if it has been used a week to 10 days previously. | Cocaine takes three to four weeks i > BLACK AND dcan aii nu IIL.riU MLL U V 1RTAR BOAI PRESENTS PLANNING CA guide provides a sched i and general informatic ese calendars will b holarships for USC sti USE YOUR COPY J 5ITY BOOKSTORE NNING CALENDAR ogs g a fumble recovery by Bennett the Bulldog 28. The wild finish was set up after ffin's 41-yard field goal when >hnson sparked Oeorgia's i-yard touchdown drive that ided on his II-yard pass to ockaday with only 4:17 maining. Alabama took over on its 20 a ter the kiekoff and converted ic first down before being forcI to punt on a fourth-and-nine the 33. Webster blockcd Chris Mohr's int, driving it toward the goal. uff joined the chase for the ose ball with Webster and ohr and Ruff pushed it into the id /one from the five, and then >unccd on it for the touchdown at gave Georgia its only lead of e night, 16-13, with only 50 conds left in the contest. The cool-operating Shula, thnut ?inv ri>mainin? ^ cn went to work on the gamenning drive, completing four five attempts for 71 yards and e score, which came with 20 conds to play. Georgia didn't threaten after at and Alabama had its season;>cning conquest in the uuiicHMcrii v^unicrcncc conical iginally scheduled for Oct. 5. The game was moved to Labor ay prime time as ABC televised nationally as its 25th anniverry of carrying college football. ^ It was a rematch of the first BC telecast ? Alabama's 21-3 umph over Georgia in Birmgham on Sept. 17, 1960. li aiso was a matcnup ot tnc iC's two most dominant >wers in the last two decades, labama has won or shared 12 les and Georgia six in the last seasons. m test J i leave the system. Benton's suspension likely will eep him from challenging tlfonso Ratliff for the WBC rusierweight title Sept. 21 at Las regas, Nev. Camacho will not be ffected because he won't being Igllllllg WII flill IIIC 7>U?|>CII?IUI1 >eriod. Lcc said the post-fight testing . , ^ or drugs became effective in i w 4ew Jersey in January, but "we lid not have the mechanism or he staff to have the urine analyzd quickly. A tremendous lacklog built up. wiicc lilt idling ucwtjilic* cuicnt, suspensions should be anlounced in a matter of days," cc said. Perhaps even better would be ire-fight testing for all states ? vhere boxing is held. Such a esting program is in effect in ^ew York. The commission, however, is a icensing agency apparently ojmmimuic io uic pitying pumic. wiTTfl 1 ER? J in St iy LEIMDAR lule of camin. The prof_ j x. u useu Tor u udents. I ^ \T THE I TODAY! |