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THE BANNERGRAPHIC December 26,1987

South takes three-point win over North in annual Blue-Gray classic

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Teddy Garcia, who booted a gamewinning 44-yard field goal for the Gray in the 50th annual Blue-Gray all-star football game, would like his next kick to come in the NFL. “I hope I’ll go to the NFL,” the Northeast Louisiana placekicker said Friday after his kick with 47 seconds left gave the Gray squad a 12-10 victory. “It’s all up to them. All I can do is what I’ve already

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done.” Duke Coach Steve Spurrier, who directed the Gray offense, has no doubts Garcia made an impression on the dozens of professional scouts who were in Montgomery for the Christmas Day contest. “He’s got a big-time leg and he loves to kick under pressure,” Spurrier said. “He’s got a good future.” Two weeks ago, Garcia kicked a

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game-winning field goal in a victory over Eastern Kentucky in the NCAA Division I-AA semifinals. Last Saturday, he booted the winning extra point in a 43-42 triumph over Marshall in championship. The Gray trailed 10-0 at halftime, but its defense stiffened in the final two quarters and the offense got untracked. Garcia kicked two field goals in the game add could have had another. His first, also a 44-yarder, came with 6:28 remaining in the third quarter and cut the Blue lead to 10-3. In the first quarter, Garcia kicked a 34-yarder, but Spurrier elected to take the points off the board after a roughing the kicker penalty. The Blue ruined that move, however, when Georgia Tech’s Rick Strom was intercepted in the end zone by David Tate of Colorado. The Gray pulled to within 10-9 when Duke quarterback Steve Slayden hit Maryland’s Azizuddin Abdur-Ra’oof with a 26-yard scoring pass on fourth-down with 6:29 left in. A two-point conversion failed. The Gray began its winning drive at its own 45, moving to the Blue 27 in five plays before Garcia’s winning kick. Northwest Louisiana’s John Stephans got most of the yardage with a 16-yard run.

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Vanderbilt linebacker Chris Gaines, who had 18 tackles for the Gray, was named the game’s Most Valuable Player. Colgate’s Kenny Gamble, who won the Walter Payton Award as the nation’s top Division I-AA player and finished his collegiate career as the leading all-purpose runner in NCAA history, carried four times for nine yards and returned a kickoff for 15 yards. The Blue scored first after Boomer Gibson of Arizona picked off a pass from Slayden at the Gray 14. The Gray defense held, but Missouri placekicker Tom Whelihan drilled a 25-yarder with 10:05 left in the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Blue put together its first long drive. The 15-play drive was capped by a 21yard scoring pass from San Jose State quarterback Mike Perez to teammate Guy Liggins, who leaped over a shorter defender and made a one-handed grab. The Gray did most of its damage through the air. Slayden completed 11 of 22 passes for 145 yards while Strom connected on three of seven attempts for 66 yards. But they were sacked a total of nine times and each threw an interception. On the ground, the Blue outgained the Gray 151-70.

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Basketball National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pet. GB Boston 15 8 .652 Philadelphia 12 11 .522 3 Washington 8 15 .348 7 New York 8 17 .320 8 New Jersey 4 19 .174 11 Central Division Detroit 16 5 762 _ Atlanta 17 7 .708 V 4 Chicago 15 10 .600 3 Milwaukee 13 9 .591 3V4 Indiana 12 12 .500 5V4 Cleveland 11 13 .458 6V4 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W L Pet GB Dallas 15 8 .652 Denver 15 9 .625 14 Houston 12 11 .522 3 Utah 12 13 .480 4 San Antonio 11 12 .478 4 Sacramento 6 18 .250 914 Pacific Division LA. Lakers 18 6 .750 Portland 16 8 .667 2 Seattle 13 12 .520 514 LA. Clippers 8 14 .364 9 Phoenix 8 14 .364 9 Golden State 4 18 .182 13 Friday’s results Detroit 91, New York 87 Atlanta 106, Philadelphia 100 Saturday’s Games Chicago at Indiana New York at Atlanta Portland at Cleveland New Jersey at Detroit Washington at Milwaukee Houston at Dallas Golden State at San Antonio Seattle at Denver Los Angeles Lakers at Utah Sacramento at Phoenix Boston at Los Angeles Clippers Sunday’s Games Cleveland at New Jersey Boston at Sacramento Ind HS Boys Top 20 Fared INDIANAPOLIS (AP) How The Associated Press Top 20 Indiana high school boys’ basketball teams fared this week and schedule erf games involving Top 20 teams through Jan. 2: 1. Richmond (8-0) vs Centerville Jan. 2. 2. Muncie Central (7-1) beat Rushville 93-65. 3. Bedford-NLawrence (9-0) beat Madison 5949. 4. Concord (6-0) idle. 5. Kokomo (7-0) vs Frankfort Jan. 2. 6. Oregon-Davis (8-0) idle. 7. Evansville Bosse (5-2) lost to Evansville Harrison 91-80, ovt. 8. FtWayne Northrop (8-1) beat Ft. Wayne North 43-37; beat Ft. Wayne Wayne 46-38; vs. Ft Wayne Harding in Summit Athletic Conference tournament semifinal Saturday. Finals also scheduled Saturday. 9. Anderson Highland (7-1) vs Indpls Pike Jan. 2. 10. Jeffersonville (7-1) vs No. 20 New Washington Dec. 29. 11. Gary Roosevelt (5-2) vs. Gary Mann in Gary tourney Dec. 29 with championship also scheduled Dec. 29. 12. Indpls Cathedral (7-1) idle. 13. Indpls Pike (5-2) lost to Indpls Ben Davis 69-57; vs Lawrence Central Dec. 30; at Anderson Highland Jan. 2. 14. Terre Haute North (5-2) vs Bloomfield Jan. 2. 15. Muncie South (5-2) lost to No. 19 Jay County 71-53. 16. Floyd Central (5-1) idle. 17. S.Bend StJoseph’s (5-0) vs. S. Bend Riley in South Bend tourney Dec. 29; would play winner S.Bend A dams-Plymouth in semifinals Dec. 30 with finals also scheduled Dec. 30. 18. Rockville (7-0) beat Las. Catholic 59-56; beat S.Vermillion 62-45. 19. Jay County (6-3) beat No. 15 Muncie South 71-53; at Noblesville Jan. 2 20. New Washington (8-1) at No. 10 Jeffersonville Dec. 29. Transactions Holiday Sports TranacUons By The Associated Press FOOTBALL National Football League WASHINGTON REDSKlNS—Activated Ruse Grimm, guard, and Anthony Allen, wide receiver. Placed Clint Didier, tight end, on the inactive list and Ray Hitchcock, center, at injured reserve.

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