Saint Angela Loses Conference Contest 53-6
Saint Angela Academy fell 53-6 to North in a Conference 7-A football game. Donnie Griffith passed for 111 yards and connected with Matt Park for a 23-yard score while Saint Angela totaled 138 rushing yards. North rolled up 385 yards with Scottie Robinson scoring four times and Charles Saylors adding two.
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Inexperience Hinders Wagener-Salley Effort
ST MATTHEWS In a Conference 5-AA game Wagener-Salley fell 34 to 0 as injuries and inexperience hampered the War Eagles. St Matthews piled up 388 yards offense with four rushing touchdowns while Wagener-Salley managed 94 yards and suffered three interceptions and two fumbles.
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North Augusta Fall to Orangeburg Wilkinson in Close Region Clash
North Augusta High battled hard but fell 20-14 to undefeated Orangeburg Wilkinson in Region 3-AAAA. The Bruins avoided an upset, with a late goal line stop after North Augusta threatened in the final seconds. Jesse Williams and Stevie Cartledge scored for North Augusta, while Bruce Dansby forced a late fumble. The Yellow Jackets totaled 262 rushing yards led by Cartledge. Irma visit follows.
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Morton Dominates Chargers as Broncos Roll 42-24
Denver quarterback Craig Morton threw four TD passes for the second straight week and completed a club record 17 of 18 passes for 308 yards in a 42-24 win over San Diego. The Broncos racked up 453 total yards while holding Dan Fouts and the Chargers to five sacks and three interceptions.
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Top-Ranked Trojans Survive Oklahoma Scare
No 1 Southern California edged Oklahoma 28-24 as John Mazur connected with Fred Cornwell for a 7-yard TD with two seconds left. Iowa crushed UCLA 20-7, while several other top teams won or upset.
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Belue Leads Georgia Past South Carolina in Gutsy Win
Buck Belue endured boos at halftime but finished 8 of 12 for 100 yards and a TD as Georgia beat South Carolina 24 0. Herschel Walker ran 36 times for 176 yards and two scores while Georgia’s defense limited the Gamecocks to 175 yards.
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