Clemson Falls 76 75 to Penn in IPTAY Tourney Final
Pennsylvanias 76-75 victory over Clemson decided the IPTAY basketball tournament championship. Mark Lonetto drilled a late free throw to push Penn to the lead as Clemson rallied with Skip Wise scoring 38 for a near MVP performance. Middle Tennessee defeated Mississippi 79-68 in the consolation game.
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College Football Scores From Across The Nation AP Roundup
The Associated Press reports numerous college basketball and football results with teams across the East Midwest Southwest and West divisions posting wins and losses. Notable scores include Connecticut 88 Yale 73 Penn 76 Clemson 75 Princeton 70 and more along with regional matchups such as USC 55 Notre Dame 34 and Hawaii 28 Rutgers 16.
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Thompson Spence Lead State to Victory Over Pirates
NC State defeated East Carolina 98 81 as David Thompson scored 33 points and Phil Spence added 22 points 17 rebounds and seven blocks in the season opener. Spence rose from sixth man to key contributor as Thompson staked the win for the national champions.
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Falcons Stadium No Shows Hit NFL Record In Rain
Rams rout Falcons 30-7 as 40 202 ticket holders stayed away in 33 degree weather. Rankin Smith notes bad weather and poor team play contributing to the skid.
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Ducks Unlimited Dinner Set Tomorrow Night in Aiken
The new Aiken Chapter of Ducks Unlimited hosts a 6 p.m. dinner at the Heart of Aiken banquet room with wildlife art on display for auction. Speakers include Jerry Alexander, South Carolina Ducks Unlimited chair, and Dan Denton, regional representative, plus a duck calling contest and a 1974 Ducks Unlimited color film featuring John Wayne. Reservations contact Fred Wright Jr or James Moates.
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Parker Receives ACC Coach Of Year Honor
Clemson's Jim Red Parker is named ACC football coach of the year after guiding a 7-4 finish. He earned 65 of 123 votes from the Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association, besting Maryland's Jerry Claiborne and Lou Holtz of N.C. State. Clemson started 0-2 with losses to Texas A&M and N.C. State before consecutive wins over Georgia Tech and Georgia.
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Red) Parker
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USC Rally Tops Irish in Stunning 55 24 Comeback
Southern California erased a 24-0 Notre Dame lead to stun the Irish 55-24, ending Notre Dame’s repeat bid as national champion. Oklahoma and Alabama, both 11-0, remained top contenders but Oklahoma is ineligible for a bowl. Alabama clinched the SEC title with a 17-13 win over Auburn.
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Aiken Golfer Kenny Wiland Nets Third Hole in One
Furman University golfer Kenny Wiland scored his third hole in one in as many months on Thanksgiving Day at Hounds Lake. He aced the 12th hole using a five iron during a round that produced a 68, a course record, while playing with Walter Pendleton and Jimmy White.
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Carlisle Finishes Second in Myrtle Beach Golf Championship
Michael Carlisle of Aiken finished second among 112 players from nine states at the George Holiday Memorial Championship Tourney held at Myrtle Beach National Golf Course. Carlisle shot 76 72 for two days and briefly led before Curt Simons of Myrtle Beach posted 70 77.
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Highland Park Women Golfers Schedule Monthly Tournament
The Highland Park Women's Golf Association lists its monthly tournament for Tuesday with a 1:30 pm business meeting. Pairings show players like Larson and Davis at 9, Jones at 9:51, and multiple groups including Wiland Killian Hill and Napier among others.
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