Jamboree Opens 1985 High School Football Season
The 1985 high school football season kicks off Saturday night at Hagood Stadium with a jamboree featuring four area teams. Action starts at 8 p.m. Admission is $2. Participating schools include Aiken, South Aiken, Midland Valley, and North Augusta. The official season begins Sept. 6 with Aiken, South Aiken, and North Augusta set to start. the Mustangs begin their season on Saturday, August 31.
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Preston Captures Title In Men's Championship
Aiken resident Rick Preston won the Men's 30 South Carolina Adult Closed State Singles title at Houndslake Country Club, defeating Bill Danzell 6-4, 3-4, 6-3 as Jimmy Wynn and Angie Hickman also claimed titles in the event. Becker defers big US Open talk as his team hints at possible further grandslam runs.
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Greenville
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Angie Hickman
Charleston
Judy Davis
Rock Hill
Marie Costas
Florence
Mazie White
Chuck
Mark Hodgin
Jeff Hull
Wayne Brown
Clyde Nance
Allen Smith
Earl Bethea
Mimi Wise
Ruth Troyer
Sid Carvalho
Julie Davis
Instant replay marks first use in NFL exb pre season game
Denver beat San Francisco 20 13 as Steve Wilson and Jerry Rice involved in a sideline review. replay changed a fumble call to incomplete pass keeping 49ers ahead and Denver rallied with late scores. injuries hit both teams as two pre season games remain.
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South Carolina Clemson TV deal eyed for ESPN Night game
ESPN may televise the November 23 South Carolina versus Clemson game from Columbia at 7:45 p.m. marking the first national telecast. Athletic director Bob Marcum said ESPN seeks rights, with ABC involvement, and revenue around 270000 dollars per school.
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