10The Daily Tar Heel Tuesday, October 11, 1988
Sports
Football
Next came UNC's first and only
big offensive mistake. On second-and-8
from his own 24, Hall tried to
hit tight end Damon Hueston over
the middle.
"1 saw the linebacker, he was there
the whole time," Hall said. "I just
thought 1 could get it in between
him."
That proved to be wishful thinking,
as Wake's Ralph Godic picked off the
pass and set up Elkins and Co. with
a first down at the UNC 22. It took
just five plays for Elkins to connect
on his second TD pass of the game,
a 7-yard strike to Proehl on a crossing
pattern in front of UNC safety Victor
Bullock.
Hoyle's conversion gave Wake a
21-3 lead with 1:28 remaining in the
quarter.
On the evening Elkins, whore
brother, Rod, played quarterback at
UNC from 1980-82, completed 18 of
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Kenny "The Jet" Smith, as she
dribbled by, around and through six
Cavalier defenders before poking the
ball by a perplexed Nolley.
Action continued to be fast and
furious, and at the 23:01 mark,
Hershey closed out the scoring
barrage by scorching a slapshot by
a stunned Nolley.
North Carolina clearly dominated
all the key statistical areas of the
game, ripping 42 shots on goal, w hile
Virginia managed just 13. North
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22 passes, with no interceptions or
sacks.
"Starting up at Michigan (a 19-9
Wake loss), weVe been going with a
five-step drop passing game," Elkins
said. "I can get the ball off and don't
have to worry about protection. They
can blitz, but they still can't get to
me. It's really brought us to the point
where we feel we can move the ball
against anybody."
Not to burst Elkins' bubble, but
as Brown correctly noted, MWe seem
to be bringing out the best in the
opposing team's quarterbacks."
Having proven they could strike
quickly, the Deacons next decided to
show UNC just how balanced they
were. Wake ground out an 89-yard,
15-play drive that consumed nearly
six minutes of the second quarter. The
key play was Elkins' 18-yard toss to
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Carolina also received a 19-6 edge in
penalty corners.
"WeVe been playing pretty well
defensively," she said. "WeVe lost
only one game (4-0 to Old Domin
ion), and that's the only game weVe
given up any goals in. 1 think our
players worked very hard, and we
played with a lot of enthusiasm and
intensity."
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Young capped the march, burrow
ing his way in from two yards out
to make it 28-3 at the 5:51 mark.
North Carolina-responded with a
nine-play, 70-yard scoring drive of its
own. The big plays were Hall's 18
yard scramble on third-and-8 from
the UNC 32 and Kennard Martin's
25-yard dash to the Wake 6.
Soon thereafter, Hall rolled right
and threw a pass that glanced off the
hands of Wake cornerback A.J.
Greene and into the waiting arms of
Randy Marriott. The 5-foot-10
Greene achieved a measure of revenge
on the point-after attempt, leaping
high to block Hamp Greene's try.
That left Wake up 28-9 with 2:33
left in the half. Ahead, but not
satisfied.
With 38 seconds left, Elkins hit
Proehl down the left sideline with a
37-yard bomb to the UNC 8.. The
same combination then hooked up on
a looping timing pass that beat Tar
Heel corner Larry Whiteside for the
TD. Hoyle's PAT made it 35-9,
Wake.
In the second half, the Tar Heels
gave only mild signals of a possible
comeback. Michael Benefield's 1
yard TD dive capped a 75-yard drive,
but Greene's conversion attempt was
again blocked, leaving the score 35
15, Wake, with 5:22 to go in the
quarter.
Greene hit a 34-yard field goal early
in the final period to make it a 17
point game, but Young scored from
the 3 a few minutes later to make
it 42-1 8.
That was it until Hall hooked up
with wide receiver Reggie Clark for
a 6-yard scoring pass with 2:04 to go.
Hall's two-point attempt was
intercepted.
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ball in the penalty area and ripped
a seven-yard shot into the net at 66:38.
Less than four minutes later, at
70:02, sophomore forward Derek
Missimo was pulled down in the
penalty area, a definite no-no.
Donald Cogsville took the ensuing
penalty kick and deposited the freebie
in the net for a 2-1 advantage.
Missimo then fed Jose Coirolo in
front of the goal for his first collegiate
goal and some insurance for the Tar
Heels.
UNC played the entire second half
with only ten men after back Marc
Buffin was ejected in the first half.
Sunday, Cogsville, showing no
signs of the concussion that had held
him out of two games two weeks
before, again scored the game-
winner, this one 6:50 into overtime,
as the Tar Heels beat Florida Inter
national 2-1.
Cogsville also had a hand in the
first Tar Heel goal, as he assisted a
score by freshman Adam Tinkham.
With the wins, UNC is 7-6-1 on
the year, the first time they have been
over the .500 mark this season.
Cogsville also kept alive another
streak in Sunday's match, but this one
A's sweep
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From staff and wire reports
The Oakland Athletics clinched the
American League spot in this year's
World Series Sunday after sweeping
the Boston Red Sox, while the Los
Angeles Dodgers found new life by
beating the New York Mets twice in
12 hours to take a 3-2 lead in the
National League Championship
Series as it moves back to Los Angeles
Tuesday.
At Oakland on Saturday, the
Athletics erased a 5-0 Red Sox lead
thanks to home runs by Mark
McGwire, Ron Hassey and Dave
Henderson en route to a 10-6 victory.
Sunday, the A.L. West champs
clung to a 2-1 lead in the eighth inning
before Jose Canseco singled, stole
second and came home on McGwire's
single to center. McGwire later scored
on Don Baylor's sacrifice fly. Dennis
Eckersley came on to shut down the
Red Sox in the ninth, thereby record
ing his fourth save of the series, a
new record.
The Athletics are the first team to
sweep a best-of-seven championship
series.
In New York, rookie Tim Belcher
won his second game of the playoffs
and Kirk Gibson hit his second
straight game-winning homer as Los
Angeles beat the New York Mets 7
4 in Game 5 on Monday to move
within one game of their first
National League pennant since 1981.
The teams now fly to Los Angeles,
where the Dodgers can wrap up the
best-of-seven series Tuesday when
former Met Tim Leary opposes
David Cone, the losing pitcher in
Game 2.
During the regular season, the
Mets won 10 of 11 games from the
Dodgers and won 56 games at home,
including their last 11 at Shea
Stadium. But the Dodgers came into
New York to win two of three and
take a 3-2 lead.
The Dodgers won Game 4 in 12
innings on Gibson's homer shortly
before 1 a.m. EDT. A little less than
12 hours later, the two teams were
back on the field for the fifth game
with the series tied at two games
apiece.
The Mets and Dwight Gooden
were three outs away from taking a
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was of dubious nature. For the second
game in a row, the Tar Heels had
a man thrown out of a game, and
this time it was the Trenton, N.J.,
senior's turn.
John Cocking began the play with
a free kick from 30 yards out.
Cogsville picked up the rebound and
sent it home for the game-winner.
But just seven seconds later, he
found himself on the bench, ejected
apparently for a head butt.
The Tar Heels continued their see
saw goalkeeper play this weekend, as
senior Darren Royer netted four
saves Sunday. Saturday, redshirt
freshman Herb Sherry had three.
Men's Golf
The Tar Heels traveled to the golf
rich Grand Strand this weekend,
finishing third of 12 teams in the CA
Spivey-Wachesaw Plantation Inter
collegiate Tournament at Wachesaw
Plantation Golf Course in Murrells
Inlet, S.C.
Clemson led the way with a 588
team score, while their in-state rivals,
South Carolina, finished second with
a 601. The Tar Heels were right on
the Gamecocks heels but just
couldnt catch them, finishing with at
earns -Series berth;
home - ' with-
3-1 lead in the series when Mike
Sciosia tied the- score with a two-run
homer.
Gibson, who ended a 1 -for-16
slump with his game-winning homer
in Game 4, hit a three-run shot in
the fifth inning for his second homer
in a little over 12 hours.
With two outs in the ninth, Gibson
beat out an infield hit, then appeared
to reinjure his left hamstring stealing
second and left the game. Jose
Gonzalez ran for Gibson and scored
the Dodgers' seventh run when Mike
Marshall tripled to right-center.
In all five games, the Dodgers have
scored first, this time breaking
through for three runs off loser Sid
Fernandez in the fourth inning on 39-year-old
Rick Dempsey's two-run
double and an RBI double by Alfredo
Griffin.
Belcher, who won Game 2, set
down nine straight before Len Dyk
stra led off with a walk in the fourth
and Gregg Jefferies singled.
Belcher, who won nine of his last
1 1 decisions, allowed seven hits and
struck out six as he became the first
rookie to win two games in the
playoffs since the format was adopted
in 1969. v
In Game 2, Belcher allowed five
hits in 8 13 innings as the Dodgers
beat the Mets 6-3.
Marshall led off the fourth with a
single and, after a walk to John
Shelby, Dempsey doubled down the
left-field line on a high fastball.
Dempsey was signed as a non
roster player last spring by the
Dodgers after hitting .177 for Cleve
land in 1987. He missed the last half
of 1987 after suffering a broken
thumb in a collision at home plate
with Kansas City's Bo Jackson.
As a catcher for Baltimore in 1983,
Dempsey was the World Series MVP
and is 20-for-61 in postseason games.
Griffin, a .167 batter hitting right
handed, followed Dempsey's hit with
a double to left-center field.
Steve Sax led off the fifth with a
single and moved to third on Mickey
Hatcher's hit-and-run single to right
field. Gibson, who led the Dodgers
with 25 home runs, then hit a drive
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602.
Top Tar Heel individual honors-
went to Neal Sullivan, who finished -with
a 147, which tied the sophomore
from Kitty Hawk for third place with
Oswald Drawdy of Clemson.
Cross Country
The cross country Tar Heels were
also in South Carolina competing in
the Furman Invitational Cross Coun-!
try Meet, with the men's squad
finishing fifth and the women coming "
in seventh. : "
Leading the men's squad, as usual,"
was Mike McGowan. The senior
from Toronto, Canada, ran the.
10,000-meter course in 34:46, which
was good for second place. Kentucky,'
took overall team honors. . ,
Two of the women's team's top.
runners, senior Chryssa Nicholas and 1
junior Kari Krehnbrink, sat oijtjhe
meet with the flu. That paved the way
for sophomore Jeanne Peterson to
lead the Tar Heels with a time of 18:52
for the 5,000-meter course, good for
25th overall. As in the men's meet,
Kentucky topped the overall team
scores.
3-2 lead
into the right-field seats to chase ;
Fernandez. ;
Fernandez, who won his last six
games to finish 12-10, allowed seven
hits and six runs in five-plus innings. ;
During the season, he was 8-4 at j
home with a 1.83 earned run average. ;
Fernandez was given a start in the j
playoffs because of an injuryto Bob j
Ojeda, whose left middle finger was
almost severed in a gardening acci-;
dent 10 days before the end of the ;
season. ;
The Mets got back in the game in ;
the fifth when Howard Johnson led ;
off with a single to snap an 0-for-;
14 streak in this series and 0-for-22;
overall in postseason competition. ;
The slump tied pitcher George Earn-;
shaw's mark for postseason futility.
Wally Backman followed with an
infield single and, one out later,
Dykstra homered into the right-field
bullpen.
New York chased Belcher in the
eighth. Dykstra led off with a double
and scored on Jefferies' single, his
seventh hit in 19 at-bats in the series.
Lefthander Ricky Horton relieved
Belcher and struck out Keith Hernan
dez, then yielded a single to DarryL
Strawberry, and righthander Brian
Holton was called in to face Kevin
McReynolds.
McReynolds hit a slow grounder,
to short and Jefferies was called out
when the ball hit him as he ran fb
third. McReynolds was credited with
a single, but the out cost the Met$
a scoring opportunity. Gary Carter,
ended the inning by flying to left.
Holton pitched the ninth for the;
save. I;
The Dodgers used seven pitcher
in Game 4, including 23-game winne'r,
Orel Hershiser, who got the final out;
Hershiser warmed up in the bullpen
in the eighth, when the Mets
threatened. ;
Monday's game was the second fo'r,
the Dodgers without their relief ace;
Jay Howell, who was suspended for
three days, after being ejected froth;
Saturday's game for having pine tar
on his glove. The suspension was;
reduced on Monday by one day
making Howell available for Game
6. "