Clemson and Carolina meet in second annual Shootout golf classic
Clemson defeated South Carolina 60-55 at the Second Annual Clemson Carolina Shootout held at Palmetto Golf Club. The event featured three flights with Clemson players winning Shootout medalists honors and other players earning points for team totals. Funds raised support University scholarships and travel expenses for the golf team.
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Palmetto Golf Club
Southern Distributing Co
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Vic Grout
Carolina
Ash Little
Aiken Tech
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Ernest Furt
Michael Carlisle
Lucius Bultman
Yaun
Dan Lambarth
J.E. Stewart
Kauffman
John Woodard
Jimmy Stewart
Len Yaun
Doug Herman
Tom Moore
Phil Jones
Thoroughbreds Breeze Past The Yellow Jackets
South Aiken defeats North Augusta 60 to 42 in a non conference boys basketball game. Raymond Roundtree scores 17 to lead South Aiken with Arthur Brooks adding 11 and 19 rebounds. Alvin Robinson adds 10 points and 10 rebounds while Tim Parker leads North Augusta with 20 points.
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North Augusta
South Airicn High
North Augusta High
Thoroughbreds
Raymond Roundtree
Arthur Brooks
Alvin Robinson
Brooks
Robinson
Yellow Jackets
Tim Parker
South Aiken
Leon Christian
David Peterson
Xavier Council
Jeff Hargett
Jerome Sims
James Munlyn
Scott MacMurdo
Bruce Robinson
Richard Smith
Totals
Bruce Dansby
Darrin Swearingin
Brent Terry
Dexter Hill
Quincy Derrick
Sammy Twiggs
Freddie Willimas
Thomas Paull
Bulldogs Hold Off Saints In Tight 79 77 Victory
Silver Bluff edges St. Angela Academy 79 77 as Jay Stallings leads with 24 points for the Bulldogs. Randy Scott tops the Saints with 20, while St. Angela slips to 0-2 and Silver Bluff improves to 2-0. In Augusta, Westside beats Midland Valley 51 31 behind Markcus Reynolds 12 and Frank Booker 11 in the season opener.
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St. Angela Academy
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Bulldogs
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St. Angela
Jay Stallings
Brian Turner
Jeff Jones
Douglas Gaines
Randy Scott
Joey Andrews
Matt Park
John Tucker
St. Angela’s
Andre Washington
Paul Evans
Tim Schoultz
Neal Hall
Totals
Mike Sheehan
Donnie Griffith
Brent Callan
S. Bluff
Augusta
Markcus Reynolds
Frank
Midland Valley
Rodney Geter
Lee Johnson
Kevin Butler
Gene. Robinson
Scotty Harley
Kevin Wise
Westside
Terrence Trammell
Thomas Washington
John Jenkins
Bill Ringle
Frank Booker
Tyrone Talbot
Mark Thompkins
Maurice Harison
Riley Bell
Silver Bluff High
Latricia Barfield
Faye Jones
Louise Greenwood
Connie Glover
Paulette Bing
Pam Ingram
Denise Bryant
Karrie Joseph
Ann Hurley
Laura Weinle
Robin Warren
Janet Johnson
Gigi Blanton
Mary Beth Mosley
South Aiken Tops North Augusta For Second Win Of Season
South Aiken girls basketball cruised to a 61 49 non conference victory over North Augusta as Mary Washington and Toni Brooks led with 16 points each in a fast start. North Augusta opened season with 49 points as Janice Samuels 13 and Michelle Hair 11 led.
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South Aiken High
North Augusta High
Lady Thoroughbreds
South Aiken
Mary Washington
Toni Brooks
Angie Breland
Janice Samuels
Michelle Hair
South Africa
Yellow Jackettes
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Sheron Padget
Angie Breeland
Mata Broadwater
Elnora Mazone
Michelle Workama
Traci Thornton
Monica Lowe
Lisa Fleming
Marnie Carpenter
Rolianl Hardy
Debra Johnson
Amy Tudor
S.aiken
St. Bs
N.A
Batesburg Leesville Lady Panthers Handle RS-M
Batesburg Leesville girls beat RS-M 64 to 36 on Saturday to open the season. Ridge Spring Monetta scorers included Leslie Butler Janet Anderson Phyllis Jackson Pat Patrick and others. Batesburg Leesville led by Creed Lyles Williams Smith Thomas Hill Daniels with 64 points.
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Batesburg- Leesville
Rs-M
Ridge Spring
RSM
Midland Valley Mustangs top Westside in season opener 61-20
Midland Valley girls basketball opened with a 61 to 20 non conference win over Westside. Tearsa Wright led with 17 points followed by Dina Baker with 16 and De neen Dicks with 12.
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Midland Valley High
Westside
Mustangs
Tearsa Wright
Dina Baker
Deneen Dicks
Midland Valley
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Paulette Hazel
Debbie Swearinger
Betty Wade
Sheenie Harris
Carolyn Wooden
Debbie Solis
Carol Coleman
Ernestine Bell
Tami Sanders
Stacy Agee
Lovell Parks
Stacy Redd
Lions face Jets after tough week of practice
Detroit Lions coach Monte Clark tests the team after a harsh week of drills following a rough spell that included two losses and a strike aftermath. Clark benches QB Eric Hipple and reverts to Gary Danielson as Detroit hosts the New York Jets on Monday night. Jets coach Walt Michaels notes a three game winning streak.
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Mich
Detroit Lions
Monte Clark
Lions
Clark
National Football League
New York Jets
Eric Hipple
Gary Danielson
Ulysses
North
David Hill
Jets
Walt Michaels
Miami
Ridge Spring Monetta Falls Despite 15 Points Each
Batesburg Leslie Butler and Janet Anderson scored 15 points apiece for Ridge Spring Monetta but the team could not match a strong offensive attack.
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Batesburg
Leslie Butler
Janet Anderson
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