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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1984

Page

13

TV Tonight Features Auburn Miami CBS and ESPN Battles

Auburn faces Miami at 8 30 p m on CBS while Bo Mancini meets Romero at 9 p m on ESPN two tonight matchups highlight the schedule with prominent networks and combatants.

Auburn Miami CBS Bo Mancini Romero ESPN

Labonte Survives Wrecks to Win Busch 500

Terry Labonte survived a wreck marred Busch 500 at Bristol International Raceway to claim his second win of the season and move ahead of Dale Earnhardt in Winston Cup points. Dick Brooks finished third three laps down as Bobby Allison faded from the lead. total prize money was 228,800 dollars.

Bristol Ney Bobby J Allison Buick Dick Brooks Thunderbird Labonte Dale Earnhardt

NC State recruit Washburn charged with assault

North Carolina State University basketball recruit Christopher Washburn 6-11 was charged with assault after a Sunday dormitory incident. Campus public safety officers responded around 5 50 p m but could not arrest him in their presence. Patricia Peterson filed the complaint at the Wake County Magistrate's Office.

Raleigh Christopher Scott Washburn North Carolina State University Wake County Teresa Crocker N.C

Munson widow receives multi-million wrongful death settlement

The widow of Thurman Munson received 525000 in damages and 127712 in prepaid expenses as part of a wrongful death settlement over the 1979 jet crash. The total settlement exceeds 1.69 million dollars and was agreed as the trial neared in May, the Canton Repository reported.

Canton, Ohio New York Yankees Thurman Munson Canton Repository

Falcons trade Miller and Lee to open roster spots

Atlanta trades tight end Junior Miller to New Orleans and guard Ron Lee to Miami as the Falcons trim to 57 players before the noon deadline, receiving an undisclosed draft pick for Miller and a starting cornerback Gerald Small plus an undisclosed pick from Miami for Lee.

Atlanta Atlanta Falcons Junior Miller New Orleans Saints Ron Lee Miami Dolphins Falcons Miller Lee Miami Gerald Small

Four-team Football Jamboree Sparks Prep Excitement in North Augusta

Aiken South Aiken Midland Valley and North Augusta used the Big Four Jamboree to gain experience under lights before the season open. Crosby Broadwater and Fred Wade sparked early scores while North Augusta Eric Brown and Sammy Twiggs added big plays. All four teams conclude with hopes for Friday's regular season games.

North Augusta Aiken South Aikien Midland Valley South Aiken Crosby Broadwater Hornets Fred Wade Thoroughbreds Eric Brown Pat Day Sammy Twiggs William Walker Kevin Wright Mustangs Smallen Eddie Buck Reed Charpin Charpin Silver Bluff Westside Aiken High Phil Jones

Winn Whips St. Angela In 1984 Season Opener

Richard Winn Academy defeated St. Angela Academy 16 to 0 in Winnsboro. Rod Wilkes connected with Robert Whitesides for a 23 yard first quarter score while a second half safety and a late Whitesides TD sealed the win. St. Angela faced eight first half penalties and managed two first downs. Coach Joe Madden cited line struggles but praised the defense. St. Angela hosts Allendale next Friday.

Winn St. Angela Saints of St. Angela Academy Richard Winn Academy Winnsboro Rod Wilkes Robert Whitesides Saints Joe Madden Scotty Mills Richard Winn Wilkes Whitesides Madden Allendale

Pell Resigns Florida Football Coach Amid NCAA Probe

Charley Pell has resigned as University of Florida football coach effective at season's end after a 20 month NCAA investigation into recruiting practices. Pell told players and offensive coordinator Joe Kines confirmed the move in a Sunday meeting. An official UF announcement was planned for Monday afternoon.

Charley Pell University of Florida Orlando Sentinel Pell Gator Joe Kines Kines NCAA Florida Associated Press Miami Hurricanes Tampa ESPN

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