Vikings Fall Hard To Chiefs In Exhibition Rout
Kansas City crushed Minnesota 25 0 as the Chiefs built on a win. Vikings quarterback Tommy Kramer struggled and Minnesota failed to score in four pre season games, while Chiefs QBs Mike Livingston and Steve Fuller each threw two TD passes. The game wrapped the final weekend of exhibitions with roster cuts looming.
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Jamboree Set For Tomorrow At Hagood Stadium
The third annual Aiken County Football Jamboree kicks off tomorrow at 8 pm at Hagood Stadium Aiken High. Williston Elko faces Graniteville in the opener followed by North Augusta versus Langley Bath Clearwater St Angela meets Jackson and Aiken holds an intra squad. Tickets cost 250 for adults 150 for students and are available at the Chamber of Commerce schools cheerleaders Hagood gate.
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Schroder Ties for Hall of Fame Open Round Lead
Aiken golfer Mike Schroder shot 69 in the first round at Pinehurst for the Hall of Fame Golf Classic. His score ties him in a 10 way position, six strokes behind first day leader Dana Quigley.
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Season Tickets Still On Sale
The Aiken High Green Hornet Booster Club says football season tickets remain available. Tickets can be bought at Aiken Sporting Goods Pro South Sporting Goods Hydrick's Appliances and Triangle Pontiac.
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Governor To Rally Support For Bobby Knight
Indiana Governor Otis Bowen and other state figures joined rallies in Bloomington after Bobby Knight, Indiana University basketball coach, was convicted of assaulting a Puerto Rican policeman and given a six month sentence. Bowen suggested clemency might be appropriate and planned to contact Puerto Rico authorities. Athletic Director Ralph clarified that media coverage had exaggerated the incident.
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Knight faces Puerto Rico case amid Pan Am glory clash
Floyd Knight, 38, Pan American gold medalist and U S coach, was involved in an altercation with a police officer over a practice court in San Juan. He was tried in absentia and fined $500, while Indiana University President John Ryan rejected his resignation and defended Knight's character.
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College Powers To Stay The Same By Nissen Son
The 1979 college football outlook mirrors 1978 AP top ten with Alabama at the forefront amid a mix of challengers. USC Oklahoma and others are noted for strong lineups, key returnees like Charles White, Billy Sims, and early-season battles in conferences from the SEC to the Pac 10.
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Steelers Tip to Repeat in AFC Standings
The Steelers appear to dominate the AFC with top talent led by Lynn Swann and Franco Harris. Miami, Denver, and Oakland loom as threats, while Houston, Cleveland, Cincinnati vie behind. The article notes key players and recent moves across divisions ahead of a likely Super Bowl XIV clash in Pasadena.
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