January Up By One In Sahara
George Archer shot 69 in blustery winds at Sahara to sit one behind leader January. Burns faltered with a 73 as defending champ Hill parred 71 to stay within four of the lead. McCullough and Fleisher tied at hive back with 71. January credited fine putting and long irons, noting the wind tested every shot.
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Dallas
George Archer
Archer
George Burns
Dave Hill
Bruce Fleisher
Mike McCullough
Las Vegas
Sanara
Nevada County Club
Don
Gil Morgan
Wally Arms
Rong
Larry Ziegler
Stan Aligelt
Gene Littler
Jim Masserio
Gary Koch
Bobby Cale
Charles Coany
Aller Barber
Steve Taylor
Bruce Lietzke
Rik Massengale
Jim Simons
Kermit Zarley
Pete Brown
Grer Jones
Don Massengala
Leonard Thompson
Ran Cerrudo
Danny Edwards
Forrest Ferler
RH Sikes
BU Garret
Dave Erchelberg
Jerry McGee
H—De Bouby
wWatzer
Rod Funsetn
Bob Eastwood
Dwight Nev
Tory Purtzer
Phil Rodgers
Gary McCord
John Mahattey
Mike Davis
Lon Hinkle
Gay Brewer
Woody Blackburn
Allen Miller
Perry Lestean
Bob Dickson
Toray
Paul Maren
Gamecocks Fall 18 17 to Baylor in Late Rally
Baylor snatched an 18-17 win over South Carolina as Gary Blair scored a three yard TD with 76 seconds left and Lester Belrose added the pivotal extra point. Baylor erased a 14-0 first half lead, with Mark Jackson rallying the Bears to three late scoring drives including a 55 yard march for the deciding TD. The 34,500 crowd saw suspendered Gamecocks drop to 4-2 while Baylor improved to 3-1.
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Waco
Tex
Baylor
Gary Blair
Lester Belrose
Bears
South Carolina
Mark Jackson
Gamecocks
Kevin Long
Ren Bass
Britt Parrish
Jackson
Tommy Davidson
Belrose
Lance Garrett
Blair
Georgia Tech Tops Virginia 35 14 in Lively Win
Georgia Tech defeats Virginia 35 14 as David Sims scores two rushing TDs and runs for 95 yards. Eddie Lee Ivory adds 123 rushing yards with a 1 yard TD and Bucky Shamburger adds 64 yards including a 5 yard score. Tech reasserts its ground game in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
David Sims
Georgia Tech
Virginia
Sims
Eddie Lee Ivory
Bucky Shamburger
Tech
Georgia
Passing Pays Dividends For Wolfpack In Narrow Win
NC State rallied past Indiana 24 21 on a 70 yard fourth quarter pass from Johnny Evans to Elijah Marshall setting up the winning TD. Evans threw 6 of 10 for 141 yards as Indiana outgained 318 25 in rushing. Indiana’s Big Ems ran 208 yards and a TD. Bo Rein praised the comeback while Lee Corso lamented missed chances. Former MLB star Tony Cuccinello has retired to Florida golf courses.
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Corso
Wolfpack
Indiana
Johnny Evans
Elijah Marshall
Randy Hall
Evans
Marshall
Hoosiers
Terry Jones
Big Ten
Big Ems
Bo Rem
Tony Cuccinello
Tampa
East Carolina limits Citadel behind Weaver big day
East Carolina improved to 4-0 with a 22-3 win over The Citadel as QB Mike Weaver rushed 26 times for 103 yards and two scores. Gerald Hall anchored ECU defense with two interceptions and two punt returns totaling 68 yards while setting up two ECU touchdowns. Citadel led briefly on Tyrone Roper’s 69 yard kickoff return, but three Pete Conaty field goals and ECU’s late scores sealed the victory. Hall also sparked ECU’s first TD with a 51 yard interception return.
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Greenville
Mike Weaver
East Carolina
Citadel
Weaver
Gerald Hall
ECU
Tyrone Roper
Paul Tanquay
Pete Conaty
Joe Sumralls
Conaty
Hall
Pat Dye
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Jack Welch
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