Schofield Rams face tough slate after 8-3 season
Schofield Rams eye a strong year after an 8-3 finish last season. Coach Clarence Jackson cites a deep defense but inexperienced offense especially at quarterback and center. Key players include Joe Anderson, Michael Smith, Reggie Simmons, Issiah Butler, Troy Williamson, James Spann, David Pope, Jacob Stokes, and others. Schedule lists games against Greenwood, St. Angela, L-B-C, North Augusta, Airport, and Homecoming.
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Reggie Simmons
John Carter
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Issiah Butler
Ronnie Jones
Rocky Fulmer
Larry Markley
Steve Frazier
Ben Talbert
Troy Williamson
James Spann
David Pope
David Stapleton
Jacob Stokes
Pope
St. Angela
North Augusta
Andy Higgenbotham
Aubrey Williams
Dugg Temples
Eddie Speed
Jonathan Pope
Pat Haggerty
Jimmy Paige
Greenwood
L-B-C
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Cards Edge Mets as Tovar Delivers Comeback Victory
Cesar Tovar slid home with the winning run in the Phillies 8-7 comeback over the Expos after Bill Demars stopped him at the plate. In other NL action the Cardinals edged the Mets 1-0 in 10 and the Dodgers beat the Astros 6-5.
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Texas Rangers
Schoolboy Gridders Open Play Tonight
Pre season practice ends and the season opens with several non county games and inter county clashes. Jacksons Indians led by Wayne Marchant travel to Ridge Spring Monetta to test last years county leaders while L B C faces Graniteville in Valley and Aiken hosts Richmond Academy at home. Tonight's games begin at 8 pm with Aiken versus Richmond Academy and other matchups including Strom Thurmond at North Augusta.
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Hornets
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Highland Women Open Play at Highland Park Golf
The Highland Park Women’s Golf Association kicks off Tuesday September 4 with a 9 a.m. informal gathering in the ladies locker room as pairings are drawn for the round. Members and beginners are invited to join, with plans for Tuesday Ladies Day and more Husband-Wife events this year. Jim McNair plans two October Ladies Clinics and the first business meeting follows the September 11 round at 1 30. For details contact Mildred Jones at 649-4280.
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Jim McNair
Mildred Jones
Clearwater Pal Wins Recreation Softball Crown
Clearwater claims the Recreation Department Invitational Softball Tournament title by winning three games. They defeated Graniteville 12 11 and the Independents 21 1 and 16 10 to clinch the crown.
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Washington Signs Contract With Lakers
Kermit Washington, American University star center and consensus All American, signed a multiyear deal with the Los Angeles Lakers as the NBA club’s top draft choice. Washington joins the Lakers after college standout seasons and will begin his professional career in Los Angeles.
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Riva Ridge Wins First Four-Year-Old Start at Aqueduct
Riva Ridge, the 1972 Kentucky Derby winner, opened as a four-year-old with a six furlong sprint at Aqueduct. He clocked one minute eight and four fifths seconds to win.
Falcons to split QB duties against Bengals in Cincinnati
Falcons coach Norm Van Brocklin will have Pat Sullivan play one half and Dick Shiner the other in a split quarterback duty Saturday night at Cincinnati. Atlanta also alters the lineup with Todd Snyder, Frank Gallagher, and Joe Profit, pairs Profit with Art Malone, and trades defensive end Louis Ross to San Diego for an undisclosed 1974 draft pick.
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Atlanta Falcons
Cincinnati Bengals
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Pat Sullivan
Dick Shiner
Atlanta
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Frank Gallagher
Joe Profit
Profit
Art Malone
Falcons
Louis Ross
San Diego Chargers
Ross
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