High School Football Season Opens in South Carolina Communities
Field notes celebrate Friday night crowds for Aiken and Wagener Salley as culture centers. Coaches Buck Morris Smallen Smith outline hopes for 8 2 or 9 1 records and potential playoff runs.
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Aiken
Hornets Host Lions In Openers At Hagood Stadium
Aiken High and Langley-Bath-Clearwater meet in the season opener with Aiken aiming to extend a recent win streak and L-B-C seeking its first fresh start under new coach Gary Smallen. The Hornets are favored as kickoff set for 8 tonight at Hagood Stadium.
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Eddie Buck
North Augusta
Yellow Jackets
Hubert Morris
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Gary Smallen
Aiken High
Langley-Bath- Clearwater High
Aiken
Greenwood
Lions
Spartanburg
Broome High
Hagood Stadium
Hornets
Nelson Wallace
Hornet
Langley-Bath-Clearwater High
Aiken and L B C Ready for Open Contest in 1979 Kickoff
Aiken aims for region title and playoffs after consecutive 11 1 seasons, while L B C tests its offense against high powered Aiken. Buck notes attitude boosts for L B C and Chriswell looms as key threat. squads feature strong lines on both sides with senior leaders anchoring defense. Un defeated openers set fresh start for both teams.
North Augusta meets Butler in rivalry season opener
North Augusta High travels to Butler High for opener as several Aiken County teams kick off the football season. Coaches emphasize momentum, mistake control, and leadership at quarterback amid roster injuries and position battles.
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North Augusta High
Butler High
Augusta
Aiken County
Jackson
Branchville
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Gilbert
Wagener-Salley
Batesburg-Leesville
Yellow Jackets
Hubert Morris
Butler
Morris
Randy Spinks
Spinks
Todd Carver
Marion Daniels
War Eagles
Batesburg- Leesville
Panthers
W-S
Melvin Ginyard
Curtis Schofield
Jeff Matheson
James Haffely
Robert Haffely
Indians
Robert
Cary Johnson
Johnson
Lawrence Boyd
Wayne Bates
Raymond Parent
Parent
Trojans
RSM
Arthur Whitt
Randy Hall
Eric DuBose
Murray's Three Homers End Minnesota Jinx for Orioles
Eddie Murray homered three times in the second game of a double header to lift Baltimore over Minnesota 7-4, completing a sweep. He had one sacrifice fly in the 4-0 opener and all three runs in game two, noting he had never hit in Minnesota before. Scott McGregor won the opener with eight singles allowed for a shutout.
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Vida Blue
Nastase and McEnroe Set for U S Open Showdown
Rain disrupted the U S Open as Ilie Nastase and John McEnroe prepare for a high profile second round clash. After delays and suspensions, organizers closed 10 ongoing matches and postponed 17 more. Evonne Goolagong Cawley faces Kay McDaniel in a first round match as play resumes.
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New York
Nasty
Ilie Nastase
John McEnroe
McEnroe
Nastase
Evonne Goolagong Cawley
Australia
Kay McDaniel
No Love In The Valentine That Expos Give Houston
Houston falls 5-3 as Ellis Valentine delivers a three run homer aiding Montreal in the win over the Astros. Valentine says he aims to help the team win after past controversy and lackluster play.
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Houston
Ellis Valentine
Montreal Expos
Houston Astros
Valentine
Astros
Ball Club
Bill Lee
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