Page 8 THE BATTALION
MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1980
Sports
Cougars roll over Na vy in Garden Sta te Bowl taxk m^mmaka
United Press International
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. —
Terald Clark ran for 163 yards and
three touchdowns Sunday to power
Houston to a 35-0 rout of error-prone
Navy in the third annual Garden
State Bowl at Giants Stadium.
In the first-ever meeting between
the two teams, Houston had no trou
ble running through the Navy de
fense — which was ranked sixth in
the nation. The Cougars, who suf
fered through a disappointing regu
lar season, finished at 7-5 while Navy
fell to 8-4.
Clark’s TD runs came from one, 26
and two yards out, quarterback Ter
ry Elston added a one-yard score and
David Barrett dashed 14 yards for
another Houston touchdown.
The game, played in temperatures
in the mid-30’s, drew a crowd of
41,417 for the East’s only bowl game.
It also marked Houston’s first
appearance in a bowl game outside of
Texas in 18 years.
Clark, who was named the game’s
Most Valuable Player, amassed 112
yards on 18 carries and ran for two
TDs in the opening half as the
Cougars built a 28-0 lead. The 5-7
senior back, who ran for 859 yards
during the regular season, carried
just seven times in the third period
before being replaced. He sat out the
remainder of the game.
Houston, which forced Navy into
two fumbles and one interception,
took control at the outset and were
never threatened.
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TEXAS TECH (64) AT ALABA
MA (66)— Eddie Phillips scored 19
points and Mike Davis added 17
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The Crimson Tide, which upped
its record to 5-0, also got 10 points
from Cliff Windham.
Alabama led 2-0 early and was tied
11-11 at 9:32 before Texas Tech
scored 10 straight points to take a
33-28 halftime lead.
Texas Tech, 5-2, jumped out to a
seven point lead, 35-28, at 19:33 but
the Crimson Tide closed the margin
to 41-40. Alabama then took the lead
for good with 3:30 left on a layup by
Phillips to make the score 63-62.
Texas Tech was led in scoring by
Jeff Taylor with 17 points and Clar
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BAYLOR (47) AT INDIANA
(83)— Juniors Landon Turner, Ted
Kitchel and Randy Wittman com
bined for 57 points as Indiana defe
ated Baylor, 83-47, Saturday to win
the Indiana Classic title.
Indiana, 4-2, has won the cham
pionship in each of the seven Clas
sics.
California beat Alcorn State, 77-
73, in the consolation game.
Turner scored 23 points, and
Kitchel and Wittman contributed 17
points apiece while playing less than
three-quarters of the game.
Indiana won the game easily de
spite the fact Baylor, 4-2, kept soph
omore guard Isiah Thomas from
scoring. Thomas, who leads the
Hoosiers on the floor, only took four
shots, but contributed with five
assists.
PAN AMERICAS
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guard Rob Williams scowli
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SMU (64) — Craig Cop; bother tc
eight straight free throwsiiiif die gar
30 seconds Saturday niglill)i
an upset victory for RolM
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TEXAS A&M (75) VS, IV
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easy 76-62 victory over Di"
Saturday night in the champ”
game of the First Union InviK
tournament.
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half and added nine in the
half, while Wright
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led to a 15-point lead with just 1
eight minutes to play.
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