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/ -V-. B sS. . St' : $? * jfl B* . ^H HI . jfC *~af p r It^Blf:, -,.. Hr HHF Sp *^^^HP V ^BRiiliV ; AH ^BiiMI $?> M . ^BPH Demons Win With S From Page B2 iiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiimtiaiimmmiiiHiiiimiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiHiiiiiiimiii ed to the all-tournament team. a On the strength of Maxwell's long-range bombs in the" 5 early going, Reynolds was able to stay close. The Demons g trailed by four at 12-8 at the end of the first period but r managed to draw within 21-20 at the end of the first half, t After intermission, the Demdns took charge and the lead on the first score of the half, a baseline jumper by Kenny Mickens. After trading buckets,.the Demons went v j on a 13-point surge to go on top 38-24 with 1:30 left in the quarter. Maxwell, Oliver and point guard Cedric "Twink" Moss \ each had four points in that run. The Demons were led in | scoring by Maxwell, who who tossed in 18 points, followed by Oliver's 14 and Mickens' 11. East was spear-headed by Chris Davis' 10 points and Scales' nine. ? In the tournament's finale, which pitted two of the < state's finest players against one another, Chapel Hill ran 1 A P.T TTIVIY^ n i rt iiis From Page B2 iiiiiiiiiiiimiimiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiaiiiiiiiiiMiiimmmiiiiiisiiimiiimiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiimiiii Binion again led all scorers with 22 points and added a t game-high 16 rebounds. Boyd, who was^also named to the all-tournament team with Binion, added 15 and t Brown was also in double figures. ^ I Corbett was again happy with the Aggie <>?fbrt. Black On Sports i Upstart Seahawks By ROBERT ELLER c '^Sports Editor ? i It's no big surprise that the Washington Redskins and i . the San Francisco 49ers will battle it out for the National j Football Conference title and the right to go on to the Super Bowl XVIII Sunday. Not unless you're a Dallas ( Cowboy fan, that is. ; Neither is it a surprise that the Los Angeles Raiders are ' again ^ in line foa shot at j most fans in the know felt Eller that the 49ers, with their Vcomplex and explosive offense, would^e right in thfck of things come playoff time. * Ac fr?r th#? RaiHer* thpv rank right un there with the i??J I VI V i ?. -J c, -r Pittsburgh Steelers, Miami Dolphins and the Cowboys as the teams that always seem to be around come playoff time. The Raiders were Super Bowl champs in 1980 and, with Marcus Allen continuing-to get better, they had to be one of the top picks in the AFC to reach the NFL title game. Ah, but there's a fourth team with a shot at the Super Bowl: the Seattle Seahawks. That's right, the Seattle Seahawks. I'm sure you have heard of the Seahawks before this season. They were the team with a lefthanded, <i *? , /' * v ? 7 JE ik:''-' jb H ^K; H .; ...^ Eaj^Forsyth forward 1 I SK J^l I Donald Minor (20) I 1^1 I finds the traffic pretty -;:^V heavy down low ^B'IHh fl| against Reynolds in the B^lllll? Frank Spencer Classic: i consolation match. The i 11 Demon? ^8e(^ a strong, (J second half to pull g even, then ahead a f against East In a game Bat /W/S that started slowly but finished with a flourish (photo by James limNNHNMHIHMIIIIHINNINNIMHUIINNNNMUIIIIIIIIIIMIMIMNIIINIIIIIMNUMMIIIIIHIII ccond-Half Surge A iway with an amazingly easy 77-64 victory over North iurry. Ranzino Smith, Chapel Hill's lightning-quick, 6-0 ;uard, scored almost at will, totalling a toumamentecord 44 points to take the event's Most Valuable Player North Surry Coach Ron King had put his tamflKEyer, ill-Stater Kevin Strickland, against Smith-JH^^that backfired as Smith exploited StricklanMi|[KDipts to >uard him and the middle, going b(acktiS||^tt^fbur con;ecutive occasions against his 6-6 toowwjMJft. However, Strickland put on a stellar perfornAraHrajOtoffense, hit;ing a team-high 27 points. Strickland and teammate pe^rTHunf weVe aMfYiamed, along with Smith, to the all-tourTrtfment \ean^ as was Chapel Hill center Harr^ Alston and East Forsyth's Robert Hill. ' / . larlotte Tournament imitflliiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimmimHiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiimiiimmiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiii earn played extremely well in this tourney," he said. 'We have played some awfully tough road games since he season began and I think the kids were just glad to be slaying^within two hundred miles of home.". _ ? The two wins upped the Aggies' season record to 4-3. In Select Company * quarterback named Jim Zorn and a glue-fingered, slow eceiver named Steve Largent. Yeah, it's the same franchise that led the league in eligion for the past five seasons but never made the ^layoffs. Well, all that has changed for the Seahawks.this year. Chuck Knox, the man who built winners in both Buffalo md Los Angeles, took over as head coach this season, rhe Seahawks also drafted*^ running back off the national championship college ^eam from a year ago. With Curt Warner making a bigger splash in the NFL than he did at Penn State and a guy named Dave Krieg taking Dver at quarterback and doing a sensational job, the Seahawks are in the AFC title game. To get that far, Krieg had to outdo a couple of rookie signakallers who got more than their share of deadlines in '83. Against Denver he had to outshine John Elway. Elway, the NFL's top draft choice in the spring draft, may have been the most publicized rookie quarterback in NFL history. Elway wasn't a smashing success, however, and the truth is, without Steve DeBerg, the Broncos would never have made the playoffs. And had DeBerg been healthy, Elway would have been on the bench. The same cannot be said of Dan Marino. Marino, looked at by many as the best quarterback in college football during his junior year, had a rough time as a senior at Pittsburgh and wasn't as highly prized as Elway at draft time. But after taking over the starffrig job at Miami from Dave Woodley, andther youngster, he was among the league's top-ranked passers. Still, Krieg and Seattle hung on to upset the Dolphins 27-20 and head to the title game. As the Seahawks enter their first AFC title game, they will face a Raider team that has encountered playoff pressure over and over again, and Jim Plunkett is no rookie. 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